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Berlusconi (left) with Medvedev and Putin in December 2010 in Sochi. Putin has become an alleged participant in Berlusconi's sex orgies. Photo by BGNES
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's name has been involved in the sex scandals around his Italian counterpart Silvio Berlusconi, according to the Italian press.
The Italian prime minister is facing accusations of paying to have sex during erotic parties that he hosted in his houses and apartments in Milan. Prosecutors accuse him of having had sex with Kariba el-Mahroug, an underage girl of Moroccan origin known as Ruby.
Italian media have made public wiretaps describing the sex parties in Berlusconi's premises. The Italian PM has refuted the accusations as a plot.
The worsening of Berlusconi's new sexgate in Italy could jeopardize his government as, unlike a previous sex scandal in 2009 that he fended off, this time he enjoys a thin majority.
A new detail has added international flavor to the sexgate – the allegation that Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was present at one of Berlusconi's sex parties on April 25-26, 2010, in a villa outside Milan.
The Italian prosecutors are investigating whether Putin met the underage prostitute Ruby; reports say an Italian court could even summon the Russian PM as witness during the investigation of Berlusconi's orgies.
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