Ukraine Protests Hungary's Depiction of Crimea as Russian

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Family members of Russian President Vladimir Putin acquired several plots of real estate near his residence in Moscow's western suburbs, according to a new investigation by Russian news site Proyekt. Putin's two daughters received the properties as a form of dowry, and his ex-son-in-law, Kirill Shamalov, received title to another plot. Shamalov later transferred ownership of the plots he owned to a firm allegedly associated with Putin's childhood friend and billionaire businessman, Arkady Rotenberg. Putin's wealth and assets have been the subject of numerous investigations, with some experts estimating his wealth at $200 billion or more.
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