Home » Politics & Diplomacy » ‘It would be improper’: Kremlin refuses to name owner of ‘Putin’s Palace’ after Russian president denies it belongs to him Politics & Diplomacy ‘It would be improper’: Kremlin refuses to name owner of ‘Putin’s Palace’ after Russian president denies it belongs to him GEOPOLITIKINewsroom January 26, 2021 · 6:02 pm·1 min read·Updated October 11, 2026 · 10:59 pm Share X Facebook LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Copy link On this pageGo to Source Post navigation Previous Court date for jailed opposition figure Alexey Navalny brought forward to Thursday as allies call for another weekend of protestsNext Biden Calls Putin ‘To Make Clear’ Where US Stands
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