Europe 1 with AFP 8:02 p.m., February 26, 2022, modified at 8:02 p.m., February 26, 2022
"Glory to Ukraine!"
written in Ukrainian, an insult in Russian aimed at Putin and a message in French "La mafia de Poutine" were found on two gates and an external wall of this Art Deco style residence, the "Villa Suzanna", built facing the ocean, near the dune, overlooking the Chiberta golf course.
Three anti-Putin and pro-Ukraine inscriptions were written in black felt-tip pen on the exterior of a property in Anglet, near Biarritz, known to belong to Vladimir Putin's ex-wife and husband, a man Russian business, an AFP correspondent noted on Saturday.
"Glory to Ukraine!"
written in Ukrainian, an insult in Russian aimed at Putin and a message in French "La mafia de Poutine" were found on two gates and an external wall of this Art Deco style residence, the "Villa Suzanna", built facing the ocean, near the dune, overlooking the Chiberta golf course.
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The 1930s building, estimated at several million euros, is known to belong to Russian businessman Arthur Ocheretny and his wife Lioudmila Poutina, the ex-wife of the Russian president, from whom she divorced in 2014 after several years of separation.
The house, obviously uninhabited, is under construction.
A small construction machine blocks the entrance to the main gate.