NEW DELHI: The kids of a Russian undercover spy couple disguised as Argentine in Slovenia had been unaware of their mother and father nationality until they found the reality within the current prisoner swap involving seven international locations.
Sofia (11) and Daniel (8) bought to know the fact of their mother and father being Russian spies after they flew to Moscow.
The spy couple- Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva had been among the many 24 prisoners launched throughout newest prisoner swap deal.
Historical past of Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva
Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva had been dwelling undercover as an IT businessman named Ludvig Gisch, and artwork seller and gallery proprietor named Maria Rosa Mayer Munos in Slovenia respectively.
Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva had been convicted of spying after posing as an Argentine couple in Slovenia.
The couple together with their kids flew from Ankara, Turkey to Moscow on July 1st.
On July 1st, the couple pleaded responsible to espionage at a Ljubljana court docket and had been sentenced to jail.
Kids fails to recognise Putin
When the couple and youngsters returned to Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin greeted them. Nevertheless, the kids did not recognise Putin, Kremlin spokesperson mentioned. The kids later requested their mother and father who Putin was.
Anna hugs Putin
Anna Dultseva had tears in her eyes when she was stepping down of the airplane and hugged President Putin. The Russian president not solely reverted with a cheek kiss but additionally gave Sofia flower bouquets.
The change befell on the worldwide airport in Ankara, Turkiye’s capital, involving seven completely different planes transporting 24 prisoners from the US, Germany, Poland, Slovenia, Norway, Russia, and Belarus.
Sofia (11) and Daniel (8) bought to know the fact of their mother and father being Russian spies after they flew to Moscow.
The spy couple- Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva had been among the many 24 prisoners launched throughout newest prisoner swap deal.
Historical past of Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva
Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva had been dwelling undercover as an IT businessman named Ludvig Gisch, and artwork seller and gallery proprietor named Maria Rosa Mayer Munos in Slovenia respectively.
Artem Dultsev and Anna Dultseva had been convicted of spying after posing as an Argentine couple in Slovenia.
The couple together with their kids flew from Ankara, Turkey to Moscow on July 1st.
On July 1st, the couple pleaded responsible to espionage at a Ljubljana court docket and had been sentenced to jail.
Kids fails to recognise Putin
When the couple and youngsters returned to Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin greeted them. Nevertheless, the kids did not recognise Putin, Kremlin spokesperson mentioned. The kids later requested their mother and father who Putin was.
Anna hugs Putin
Anna Dultseva had tears in her eyes when she was stepping down of the airplane and hugged President Putin. The Russian president not solely reverted with a cheek kiss but additionally gave Sofia flower bouquets.
The change befell on the worldwide airport in Ankara, Turkiye’s capital, involving seven completely different planes transporting 24 prisoners from the US, Germany, Poland, Slovenia, Norway, Russia, and Belarus.
