Paul McCartney's ex-wife Heather Mills speaks out on meeting with Vladimir Putin

PAUL MCCARTNEY'S ex Heather Mills reviewed the second she met Vladimir Putin, as she addressed the conflict in Ukraine.

Heather Mills as of late uncovered she met with Vladimir Putin in a bid to stop the large-scale manufacturing of landmines. In 2003, the previous model and her then, at that point, spouse Sir Paul McCartney met the Russian chief during their reality visit.

The 54-year-old made sense of the explanation for their gathering was important for her foundation to fill in as she encouraged state-run administrations to stop efficiently manufacturing.

Tending to their gathering, she said: "We were going all over the planet visiting, I said, 'we should do a show in Russia and attempt to get a gathering with Putin', so I could check whether he will endorse."

Heather had recently gotten help from that point US President Bill Clinton and Princess Diana.

The financial specialist and lobbyist met with Putin and had a visit through the Kremlin.

She went on: "What we wanted were China, America, and Russia - they were the enormous makers and distributers of hidden mortars. What's more, setting up a show implied we got to meet.

"Truth be told, my experience was that all that I requested occurred. Furthermore, all that was expressed was finished.

"A couple of years after the fact it was finished, and I at absolutely no point ever had contact in the future."

Talking on The Argus Podcast, Heather likewise tended to the Russian attack on Ukraine in the midst of the continuous conflict.

The mother-of-one said that "the two sides are essentially as awful as one another" nor is "blameless".

She said: "Let me make it understood, I'm totally against the war. Never at any point accomplish their work.

"However, a ton of Ukrainian individuals have horrible clinical consideration, minuscule wages, and need to be essential for Russia. What's more, they ought to be permitted to be essential for Russia.

"To have a conflict is totally crazy since it makes decimation. Yet, the Ukrainians are not guiltless, nor are the Russians."