Russian oligarch close to Putin reportedly paid for part of Donald Trump Jr’s lavish wedding
Umar Kremlev, a Putin ally, reportedly paid a significant amount of Donald Trump Jr’s wedding. Composite: Getty Images, SOPA Images/LightRocketView image in fullscreenUmar Kremlev, a Putin ally, reportedly paid a significant amount of Donald Trump Jr’s wedding. “Umar Kremlev spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on the President’s son.
- ▪Umar Kremlev, a Putin ally, reportedly paid a significant amount of Donald Trump Jr’s wedding.
- ▪Composite: Getty Images, SOPA Images/LightRocketView image in fullscreenUmar Kremlev, a Putin ally, reportedly paid a significant amount of Donald Trump Jr’s wedding.
- ▪“Umar Kremlev spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on the President’s son.
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Umar Kremlev, a Putin ally, reportedly paid a significant amount of Donald Trump Jr’s wedding. Composite: Getty Images, SOPA Images/LightRocketView image in fullscreenUmar Kremlev, a Putin ally, reportedly paid a significant amount of Donald Trump Jr’s wedding. Composite: Getty Images, SOPA Images/LightRocketDonald Trump JrRussian oligarch close to Putin reportedly paid for part of Donald Trump Jr’s lavish wedding US president’s eldest child married Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson in three-day celebration across two exclusive private islands US politics live – latest updates Lucy CampbellMon 14 Sep 2026 14.17 EDTLast modified on Mon 14 Sep 2026 14.20 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA top Democrat has demanded answers after it was reported that a Russian oligarch close to…
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