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Roman Abramovich lawyers insist £2.5bn from Chelsea sale is still his

In the escalating row over the £2.5bn the Russian oligarch has promised to give to the victims of the Ukrainian war, The Independent has seen a legal letter blaming Keir Starmer’s government for the hold up

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independent.co.ukStai leggendo3 mesi fa

Roman Abramovich lawyers insist £2.5bn from Chelsea sale is still his

In the escalating row over the £2.5bn the Russian oligarch has promised to give to the victims of the Ukrainian war, The Independent has seen a legal letter blaming Keir Starmer’s government for the hold up

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theguardian.com3 mesi fa

Roman Abramovich ready to fight UK government over proceeds from £2.5bn Chelsea sale

Russian oligarch says money is his to allocate despite international sanctions imposed on his assets

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  1. lunedì 9 marzo 2026·independent.co.uk

    Roman Abramovich lawyers insist £2.5bn from Chelsea sale is still his

    In the escalating row over the £2.5bn the Russian oligarch has promised to give to the victims of the Ukrainian war, The Independent has seen a legal letter blaming Keir Starmer’s…

  2. lunedì 9 marzo 2026·theguardian.com

    Roman Abramovich ready to fight UK government over proceeds from £2.5bn Chelsea sale

    Russian oligarch says money is his to allocate despite international sanctions imposed on his assets