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The ex-partner of Vladimir Putin said living in Russia was like living in a movie, with crazy wealth and a lack of morals.

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The former partner of Sergei Pugachev said living in the world of Russian President Vladimir Putin was like a movie.

It was sort of like everything you would imagine, as someone had said, like "The Godfather", according to Tolstoy.

There was a lack of normal, human morals, and this crazy insane wealth, when he lived in Putin's Russia for eight years with Pugachev.

She said that Putin's top aides hate each other and that their government isruthless.

After eight years of being together, Pugachev fell out with Putin. The pair share three children and their relationship is the subject of a documentary.

According to The Guardian, Pugachev left the Kremlin in 2011.

He once owned two shipyards, the world's largest mine, and significant real estate across Russia, but he claims it was all taken from him. Pugachev is accused by the Kremlin of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from Russia's central bank.

There is a developing story. You can check back for updates.

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