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Among us Palestinians, we are not used to talking about the age of fair gender. At the moment, however, citizen Kabaeva Alina Maratovna is almost forty years old. The former Olympic champion is a native of Uzbekistan, known for its conservative customs. And she herself is half Tatar.
My years were my wealth, and women my age usually married for many, many years, had several children, and even had nurse grandchildren. Still, she never officially married and had no children. But the childbearing age is relatively small, and it is a pity that athletes, komsomol members, and beautiful women do not have a family.
After her parents' marriage broke down, Alina's Russian mother took her two daughters from Tashkent to the Russian capital. They have little housing for themselves there, and it's no surprise that the up-and-coming athlete lived for a long time in his coach's home in New Golsk. The mansion was built specifically for Irina Viner by her husband, Alisher Usmanov, so that her beloved wife would always be close to our team's base.
In the future, thanks to victories in sports competitions, Russian and international awards, and advertising shoots, the famous gymnast managed to significantly improve her financial situation and even had the opportunity to help her loved ones. In 2007, she became a representative of the State Duma and, in this capacity, has repeatedly published information about her real estate and income.
It is well known that at that time Kabaeva owned an apartment in the capital and a small house outside the city. According to official sources, they were purchased in the capital at fairly normal prices. That is, it is real estate, which representatives of the Moscow middle class are likely to acquire with their own savings or mortgages.
In the late 2000s, the world-famous athlete broke up with her boyfriend, Moscow policeman Shalva Museliani. After a while, a new phase of her life began. As they say, the best gymnast in history finally has a man who deserves her. Yes, Irina Viner knows how to arrange her girls well. Yes, Usmanov got some bonuses from it.
Soon, Kabayeva stopped exercising her parliamentary powers. However, her property situation has improved considerably. From now on, she and her family (mother, sister and grandmother) own real estate worth tens of millions of rubles – houses and apartments in the capitals of the two countries, country houses in Rublevka, cottages near Sochi.
No matter how good the deputy's salary is, you are not allowed to buy such a property. It is believed to have been purchased at the expense of her salary at a large media holding company. But the icing on the cake was a villa on the Côte d'Azur, and while Kabayeva didn't belong to it, she had a chance to dispose of it. French media have repeatedly reported that the Olympic champion has lived there more or less permanently since around 2012.
The villa is located in France but within walking distance of the Principality of Monaco. Its former owner was the life president of the African country Congo (Zaire), Momboto Sesseko. This sage, with his love for his countrymen, surpassed many of the leaders of the Black Continent. As they say, he ate them to the ground.
Mobutu was actively involved in the events of Rwanda in 1994 and the Angolan civil war. His policies led the country into financial collapse — when people starved, dictators built palaces for themselves. Eventually, the ineffective government was overthrown and its leaders fled.
No one in Europe wants to be the owner of this man's property. Then the villa was bought by the Russians. First, she passed it on to entrepreneur Shalva Chigirinsky, and then to Gazprom. Gazprom, on the other hand, is a structure that is completely controlled by the government of the Russian Federation. Not surprisingly, Alina Kabaeva had the opportunity to sleep in a bed that could remember the smell of Mobutu.