“Stolen Election? Found the Princess?” – The weather

The Kremlin announced the plebiscite. Vladimir Putin won with 87.29% of the votes, the highest result obtained by an elected president in the history of Russia. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova used sarcasm to react to British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps who called the elections in Russia “stolen” and advised the minister to look for Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, from mid-January disappeared from the public scene. “We didn’t steal anything from them,” Zakharova denounced. “We didn’t give them what we wanted. That’s why they’re furious,” she added. And then she wondered, “By the way, what’s up with Kate Middleton? Have you found her? Look for her, Shapps,” she said. These words have all the flavor of a tease.

Indeed, everyone was wondering what happened to the future queen. After the communication from Kensington Palace, which made it known that the abdominal surgery had taken place, the British people lost track of Kate. From that moment, although they had asked the Palace for confidentiality, the tabloids went wild, fueling rumors and theories of all kinds. According to a report today, however, the Princess of Wales was spotted doing her shopping and she is reportedly fine. “She was shopping with William, she seemed happy and she was fine. The children weren’t with them, but it’s a good sign that she was healthy enough to pop out shopping,” they told the Sun.