Lyubov Uspenskaya says her adult daughter was 'recruited' by Ukrainians: details of Tatiana Plaksina's mysterious disappearance

Pro-Putin singer Lyubov Uspenskaya, a native of Ukraine, said that her daughter Tatyana Plaksina had been kidnapped. The artist is convinced that the heiress was "recruited" by Ukrainians and that she is the main target of the criminals.

She wrote about this on her social media. In the propaganda media, the singer's lawyer disclosed the details of Tatiana Plaksina's mysterious disappearance, but they caused ridicule even among Russians.

According to the woman, the kidnappers took advantage of Lyubov Uspenskaya's daughter's drug addiction to take her to another country. Moreover, the criminals forced the Putinist heiress to record an interview in which she discredited her mother.

"While Lyubov Uspenskaya was on tour, provocateurs from Ukraine came to Tatiana, got her hooked on drugs, bought a ticket to another country, and took her away. Using drugs, they forced the singer's daughter to give interviews under dictation and discredit her mother and the singer's pro-Russian position. These interviews have not been released yet, but Uspenskaya's side is waiting for them very soon," the lawyer said.

For her part, the singer-songwriter believes that she was the target of the kidnappers. Uspenskaya is sincerely convinced that in this way Ukrainians want to take revenge on the performer because she was born in Kyiv and supports Russia in a full-scale war.

However, even the "beloved" Russians laughed at Lyubov Uspenskaya's loud statement, calling the mysterious kidnapping a "cheap show" in which Ukraine was deliberately "tied in".

"Such a sort of valuable person for recruitment – this Tanya Plaksina. Have you tried looking for her in drug dens with the police?"

"Another cheap show business performance. The methodology and performers are probably the same. And the 'Ukrainian trace', of course. Didn't Uspenskaya take millions as ransom to anyone in bags on wheels?"

"What nonsense she is talking!"

Interestingly, this is not the first time Tatiana Plaksina has been kidnapped. In 2020, a video was posted online showing unidentified men pushing the daughter of a Putinist into a car. When the men told the woman that they were "from her mother," Tatiana abruptly stated that she did not want to go home.

As a reminder, Lyubov Uspenskaya is a native of Kyiv. Here she began her career performing in small bars, but she never considered herself a Ukrainian artist. For many years, she lived in the United States, but she sincerely considers herself a "patriot of Russia."

After the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the artist kept silent about the war for a long time. However, over time, she began to actively support the bloody Putin regime, turning into another mouthpiece of Kremlin propaganda. Recently, Uspenskaya received Russian citizenship, which she is actively working off by singing odes to her beloved Russia.

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