Hungarian porn star promised Putin sex if he ends the war

If Putin ended the war he started in Ukraine, Cicciolina (Ilona Staller) promised the Russian president a passionate night for free. It is not the first time the Hungarian-born Italian model, singer, politician, and porn actress has offered sex for leading politicians. She made the same offer to Saddam Hussein before the First Gulf War. Moreover, she renewed the offer in 2002 when Iraq resisted international pressure to allow inspections on weapons of mass destruction. Furthermore, she made the offer again in 2006 for Osama bin Laden.

Hungarian-born Italian porn star promised Putin a passionate night

According to Daily Star, Cicciolina now offered free sex for Russian President Vladimir Putin if he brings peace to Ukraine and ends all hostilities. The Hungarian-born former porn star, politician, model, and singer is now 70 years old, a year older than the Russian leader. The British daily says she believes she can persuade Putin to bring peace to Ukraine. “My message of peace, against war and for Russian President Putin. I offer myself for a night of sex, in exchange for peace for Ukraine, for the Russian people,” she wrote on Instagram.

Her post already has more than 1,000 likes on Instagram, but the Russian president is famous for ignoring social media and smartphones. In 2018, he told scientists in Siberia that even though everybody owned a smartphone, he did not. Meanwhile, the media reports that Putin is struggling with health problems that are worsening. Some say he had cancer; others believe it is Parkinson’s disease making his everyday life difficult.

Cicciolina was born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1951. Her father left the family, so she was raised by her mother and stepfather, who worked for the Hungarian Ministry of the Interior. In 1964, she began working as a model for the Hungarian news agency, MTI. In her memoirs and in a 1999 TV interview, she claimed that she had provided the Hungarian authorities with information on American diplomats staying at a Budapest luxury hotel where she worked as a maid in the 1960s. By the age of 25, and during her hotel work, she met an older Italian national named Salvatore Martini, whom she later married, and she moved to Italy, Wikipedia writes.

She got famous in 1973 with a radio show called “Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?”. She appeared in various TV shows and films, and she was the first to show her bare breasts live on Italian TV. She began her porn career in 1983. Interestingly, she was elected a member of the Italian parliament in 1987.

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Will Ukrainian refugees remain in Transcarpathia?

The Russian invasion of Ukraine started on February 24. Though Putin thought it would be easy to defeat Kyiv, Ukraine withstood the invading troops, causing severe losses for the nuclear superpower. Even cities with a Russian-speaking population mostly resisted. Moscow’s answer was to increase brutalities and order the massive shelling of Ukraine’s cities. It seems that the war will not stop in the short run. On the contrary, some Western powers believe that it will continue and might become another “frozen conflict” like the 2014-2015 “civil war” in the Donbas region.

Millions of Ukrainians have left the country, and millions have become internally displaced. Probably the greatest population replacement is currently happening in Ukraine because of the war. More than 450 thousand Eastern-Ukrainian refugees now live in Transcarpathia, Ukraine’s westernmost region that has a Hungarian community of more than 150 thousand. One of the biggest questions is whether they would ever be able to return home and whether they would want to do so. If not, they could fundamentally change Transcarpathia’s demography. With the destruction of Eastern-Ukrainian settlements and the things communities experience because of the Russian invasion, hope is hard to come by these days.

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Source: Daily Star, DNH