The mother of 23 children is accused of being Wladimir Putin's chief children's thief

with her wavy blond hair, the Russian Orthodox priest-husband and 23 children-including one from Mariupol-Maria Lvova-Belova is a Kremlin-Pin-up.

Your social media profile draws the image of a woman who is in love with the concept of traditional Russia, and is full of photos of itself, which stares into the camera with a rehabilitation sincerity.

Ms. Lvova-Belova, 38, posed for Lent in February in a Russian Orthodox Church and wore a traditional headscarf.
"I would like to ask you, my loved ones, forgetting, which I voluntarily or involuntarily insulted. I was tempted!" She wrote.

When Vladimir Putin wanted to appoint a envoy for child affairs a few months before his invasion of Ukraine, the young politician from the Russian province seemed to be created.

he needed a true believer - and someone who would fulfill his ambition to kidnap thousands of Ukrainian children and to put them under brainwashing so that they will be Russians.

he appointed Ms. Lvova-Belova in 2021 as the President of the President for Children's Rights.

Since then she has accepted her mission and the cameras that she followed everywhere - she even adopted her own Ukrainian child.

Ms. Lvova-Belova is brazen when it comes to promoting Putin's child-fitting policy as a Russian rescue mission. In January she applauded a Ukrainian girl who was kidnapped to Russia, who sang and danced in the Russian military broadcaster Zvezda TV.

"Nastja from Donetsk is one of these children for whom we have found foster parents," she said. "Now she has a big family and a kitten that she always dreamed of."

In February she giggled and blushed with Putin during a television discussion when she admitted that she was so impressed by the project that she had adopted a Ukrainian boy from the city of Mariupol, which was destroyed in March 2022 by Russian forces.

"Now I know what it means to be the mother of a child from Mariupol," she said grinning to the Russian president. "It's a difficult job, but we love each other."

Putin nodded in agreement. "That is the main thing," he said.

Russian media called the young Filip. He is the 18th child that Mrs. Lvova-Belova and her husband adopted. You also have five biological children.

Born and grew up in Penza, a city in Central Russia, Ms. Lvova-Belova is a former guitar teacher who switched to local politics.

She quickly rose in the ranks before she attracted the attention of high -ranking Russian politicians and finally the Kremlin.

Ms. Lvova-Belova, who has a preference for wearing delicate, flowing clothes, is often seen with Mr. Putin in his speeches and rallies, and with his support, she can give an audience to every Krichächerische Russian official to advance her agenda and mission.

Now she is one of the women with the highest recognition value in Russia, enjoys the attention of the media and hardly misses an opportunity to snap the hair to a photographer while we weigh a frightened looking Ukrainian child.

She also completed several missions in the occupied areas of Ukraine to organize the transfer of children that documented them carefully.

in a photo that was taken last summer, but was released on her telegram channel in February, Ms. Lvova-Belova posed with four Russian soldiers.

They wore machine guns and storm hoods. She wore a sleek black dress and a leather belt to emphasize her narrow waist.

"Today we all defend the mother country," she said. "Through deeds, thoughts, prayers - through every conceivable help we help to bring the day closer to which the sky and our brothers become free and peaceful."

When asked on Friday about the arrest warrant of the International Criminal Court, which now threatens you, she said: "I am glad that the international community appreciates our work to protect children. And it is particularly nice to be in the same team as the Russian President Vladimir Putin."