As if that weren’t enough “Sex scandal” which involved Andrew of York e “The accusation of racism” signed by the dukes of Sussex, the British royal family is likely to be overwhelmed shortly by a new storm. This time the protagonist of the crime is Michael in Kent – nephew of King George V and therefore first cousin of the Queen Elizabeth – who tried to “sell contacts” with Vladimir Putin, taking advantage of his position at court.
According to what was revealed by «Royal For Hire», an investigation signed by Channel 4 and from Sunday Times, the prince was resumed secretly during a conference on Zoom, while he was in his apartment a Kensington Palace: to film it, two journalists in disguise, who presented themselves as investors of a phantom company Korean intending to enter the Russian market, then on the hunt for potential hookups with the Kremlin.
«Michael is unofficial ambassador of His Majesty a MoscowWould be the presentation signed by the business partner Simon Isaacs, Marquis of Reading, also present in the clip. Then the discussion turned to the figures of a hypothetical agreement and the prince – according to the report – would have asked 50mila poundsand for a representative trip in Russia lasting five days, or 10 thousand pounds per day (approx 11.600 euro).
In short, Michael was accused of drawing a personal advantage from its status as a royal, moreover risking to affect international relations. He obviously suffered denied everything, specifying that he has not seen Putin for any longer 18 years and therefore not to have any particular relationship: he also added that ai fake businessmen had already clarified that any operation would require the ok of theBritish embassy.
However, it is not excluded that the investigation proceeds. And that the irreproachable Elizabeth, once again, is forced to intervene with firmness.
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