Putin's daughter says she’s 'really sorry' about her father’s war

The dictator's love child was confronted in Paris by a Ukrainian journalist whose brother was recently killed by Russia. The confrontation occurred as the Ukrainian reporter pressed the daughter about her father's war. The journalist’s tone and questions highlighted personal tragedy linked to the Ukrainian conflict and sought to elicit a direct response from the daughter regarding her views on the war. The daughter responded with expressions of remorse, stating she is “really sorry” about her father’s war, while maintaining a cautious stance and avoiding explicit political endorsement or condemnation.

Key points

A Ukrainian journalist confronted Putin’s daughter in Paris following the death of the journalist’s brother, who was killed by Russia.
The confrontation centered on Russia’s war and its impact on Ukraine.
Putin’s daughter expressed remorse for the situation, stating she is “really sorry” about her father’s war.
The interaction underscored the human costs of the conflict and the moral complexities surrounding those linked to leaders of aggressor nations.

Author’s summary A Ukrainian journalist confronts Putin’s daughter in Paris about the war, eliciting a sincere expression of remorse while illustrating the personal toll of geopolitical conflict.

Daily Mail — 2025-12-04

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