Natalya Poklonskaya is a well-known politician, an experienced lawyer and just a spectacular woman, whose biography and personal life arouse genuine interest among residents of Russia and even foreign countries. In recent years, it has repeatedly found itself in the very center of events of state importance.
Biography
Natalia Poklonskaya is of Ukrainian origin: she was born in 1980 in the village of Mikhailovka. She grew up in a simple family and after school received a higher legal education. Since 2002, she began serving in the Ukrainian prosecutor's office and managed to reach the post of assistant prosecutor in Yevpatoria. Poklonskaya's responsibilities included overseeing law enforcement agencies fighting criminal groups.
In 2014, Poklonskaya openly opposed the Ukrainian government, supporting a social protest in Kiev. The woman was denied dismissal of her own free will, so she had to take an extra leave and go to her mother in Simferopol. By this time, Crimea found itself in the very center of the division of influences between Russia and Ukraine. Poklonskaya offered her assistance to local law enforcement agencies, and almost immediately the Council of Ministers appointed her as the prosecutor of Crimea.
Natalia vacated her position in 2016, deciding to link her future life with politics, and was elected a State Duma deputy from the United Russia party. She also took over as chairman of the commission for monitoring the reliability of data on income and personal property submitted annually by deputies. In addition, Poklonskaya works on the anti-corruption committee. She takes an active part in the discussion and adoption of laws in the Russian Federation.
Personal life
Natalia Poklonskaya tries not to disclose all her personal data. Previously, she lived for a long time in a civil marriage, in which she gave birth to her only child - daughter Anastasia. The name of the civilian husband is unknown. He is fond of art, music and history. At the same time, Natalya is a beautiful and fragile woman, at the sight of which it is difficult to believe that she occupies such large positions. This brought her worldwide popularity when Poklonskaya met with journalists on the occasion of her inauguration as prosecutor of Crimea in 2014.
Natalia instantly became overgrown with admirers, admiring the spectacular appearance of a prominent woman. She became the heroine of anime, stories and even clips: a video on the theme of the prosecutor's speech with superimposed music called Nyash Myash by the Russian blogger Enjoykin immediately began to gain millions of views. And in 2017, Poklonskaya sharply spoke out against the future film by Alexei Uchitel "Matilda", which allegedly "vulgarizes" the last royal family of the Romanovs, recognized by the holy great martyrs.
In 2018, Natalya Poklonskaya also refused to support the reform on raising the retirement age in Russia, and her political future is still in question.
