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Russia’s war hawk foreign minister Sergei Lavrov went on an official trip to Japan with his ‘mistress’ and an ‘escort’ famed for nude pictures, an exposé has revealed.Glamorous Ekaterina Lobanova was pictured alongside Vladimir Putin’s top diplomat after facial recognition software confirmed that Lobanova “and the person in the photo with Lavrov and Deripaska are one and the same person”.The ‘escort’ was partnering with sanctioned Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska, who is said to be a close contact of the 71-year-old Foreign Minister, the new investigation by The Insider and New Lines media outlets said.Her nickname on one adult site is ‘Lizzy Sex Relax’ where she had 183,000 ‘likes’.Lavrov's long-term mistress Svetlana Polyakova was also seen in the photo taken outside the restaurant in March 2018. Gennady Rovner, former owner of a strip-joint chain who is now chairman of the board of trustees of the Advanced Programs Foundation also attended.“The photo of Lavrov and Deripaska confirms the Navalny team’s investigation, which found that the Russian Foreign Minister and his mistress Svetlana Polyakova, along with her mother and daughter, have been flying on Deripaska's planes, sailing on his yachts and living in his homes since at least 2014,” stated the new report.“In particular, Lavrov's relatives have used the oligarch's planes to fly to Montenegro, Austria, Germany, Norway, and other countries.

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is a “catastrophic mistake,” say Kremlin insiders, and the Russian leader could authorise the use of nuclear weapons to secure some kind of victory. Putin sees the recovery of Russia’s empire as his “historic mission” but some elite Russians fear the massive sanctions imposed by the West are too high a price to pay.

London mansion.The £25 million mansion in the posh corner of Belgrave Square, near Knightsbridge, was "liberated" by a group of squatters who climbed up to the portico above the entrance.They draped several banners from the balconies with messages to tell Russia's president Vladimir Putin "go f*** yourself" and calling the Russian oligarchs "power breed parasites".When the man lets go of the bag of what it is claimed to be rice cakes, it soars through the air only to get blown back onto the roof of the police van.He quickly covers his face in embarrassment and tries to leave the scene as an officer turns to him.Another video then showed him being surrounded by police and given what seems like a stern talking to.Greg wrote in his Twitter post: "A group of protesters have occupied Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska’s London mansion."Surreal scenes as they hold a press conference from the balcony, with reporters behind a police cordon."Someone now getting a telling-off from police after trying to throw a bag of food up to the occupiers, and landing it on top of a police van."All that’s behind it is a packet of rice cakes that weren’t thrown powerfully enough."For more stories from the Daily Star, sign up to one of our newsletters here.The protesters reportedly broke into Deripaska's home just 24 hours after cabinet minister Michael Gove told the BBC’s Sunday (March 13) Morning programme that the UK properties of sanctioned Russians could be used by the government.He said: "There’s quite a high legal bar to cross and we’re not talking about permanent confiscation."But we are saying: 'You’re sanctioned, you’re supporting Putin, this home is here, you have no right to use or profit from it – and more than that, while you are not

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Russia since her family fled religious persecution in 1936.She is the sole survivor from her family, which was so cut off they had no idea World War Two happened.All her life, she has lived as an 18th century peasant by growing her own food, shunning modern comforts and living by the Bible.But there are now fears for her health if she continues to live in the shack where she was born.The home was built by her father and brothers in the remote corner of Khakassia in Siberia, where bears and wolves roam.Russian aluminium tycoon Oleg Deripaska has stepped in to ensure she can carry on in the wilderness.A single storey home is under construction to give her more protection from the minus 50C cold expected this winter.Special care is being taken

A new home is being built for "the world's loneliest woman" so she can continue living hundreds of miles from her nearest neighbours.