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Sanctioned former Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich played a "key part" in the release of five men held by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine, a report said on Friday.
One of the five men freed in a prisoner swap earlier this week, John Harding, said the Russian oligarch identified himself to fellow detainee Shaun Pinner after they boarded their flight to Riyadh.
Harding, meanwhile, said he spoke to Abramovich's assistant who said the Russian had played a "key part" in their release, The Sun daily reported.
The freed prisoners were flown to the Saudi capital Riyadh on Wednesday after Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman took part in negotiations.
Abramovich, 55, was sanctioned by the UK government on March 10, with Downing Street claiming he had proven his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin. He is also subject to EU sanctions.
"Shaun was chatting away to him (Abramovich) about football for a long time and I was speaking to his assistant," Harding told The Sun.
"She said Roman had played a key part in getting us back," Harding told the daily.
"He's well respected by Ukrainians and massively by us now, too -- he's done a hell of a lot for us and we couldn't thank him enough," he added.
The five British men -- Harding, Pinner, Aiden Aslin, Dylan Healy and Andrew Hill -- were released as part of a record-high prisoner swap that also freed US, Moroccan, Swedish and Croatian nationals as well Ukrainian and separatist fighters and a major pro-Moscow politician.
The British prisoners had been held by Russian proxies in the separatist hub of Donetsk after joining the war as volunteer fighters and aid workers.
Aslin and Pinner were sentenced to death in June, while the other three men went on trial in August on the same charge of serving as mercenaries.
One British man, Paul Urey, died in captivity following his detention in April shortly after the war began.
Last month jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny called for more systematic punitive measures against Russian oligarchs supporting Putin and the war in Ukraine.
He said Abramovich had so far escaped US sanctions despite his companies "supplying metal to the Russian defence ministry".

Ukraine war: did ex-Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich play a role in Britons' release?

Sanctioned former Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich played a "key part" in the release of five men held by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine, a report said on Friday.

Sanctioned former Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich played a "key part" in the release of five men held by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine, a report said on Friday.

Sanctioned former Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich played a "key part" in the release of five men held by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine, a report said on Friday.
One of the five men freed in a prisoner swap earlier this week, John Harding, said the Russian oligarch identified himself to fellow detainee Shaun Pinner after they boarded their flight to Riyadh.
Harding, meanwhile, said he spoke to Abramovich's assistant who said the Russian had played a "key part" in their release, The Sun daily reported.
The freed prisoners were flown to the Saudi capital Riyadh on Wednesday after Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman took part in negotiations.
Abramovich, 55, was sanctioned by the UK government on March 10, with Downing Street claiming he had proven his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin. He is also subject to EU sanctions.
"Shaun was chatting away to him (Abramovich) about football for a long time and I was speaking to his assistant," Harding told The Sun.
"She said Roman had played a key part in getting us back," Harding told the daily.
"He's well respected by Ukrainians and massively by us now, too -- he's done a hell of a lot for us and we couldn't thank him enough," he added.
The five British men -- Harding, Pinner, Aiden Aslin, Dylan Healy and Andrew Hill -- were released as part of a record-high prisoner swap that also freed US, Moroccan, Swedish and Croatian nationals as well Ukrainian and separatist fighters and a major pro-Moscow politician.
The British prisoners had been held by Russian proxies in the separatist hub of Donetsk after joining the war as volunteer fighters and aid workers.
Aslin and Pinner were sentenced to death in June, while the other three men went on trial in August on the same charge of serving as mercenaries.
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One British man, Paul Urey, died in captivity following his detention in April shortly after the war began.
Last month jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny called for more systematic punitive measures against Russian oligarchs supporting Putin and the war in Ukraine.
He said Abramovich had so far escaped US sanctions despite his companies "supplying metal to the Russian defence ministry".

The proposed takeover of Chelsea Football Club by an American businessman Todd Boehly has been approved on Tuesday after Roman Abramovich agreed to the terms for the sale.  
The Premier League said in a statement, "The Premier League Board has today approved the proposed takeover of Chelsea Football Club by the Todd Boehly / Clearlake Consortium."
Also read: Story of great grit and determination: When ex-Ukrainian tennis player takes up weapons against Russia
Once the Premier League approval is granted, the club will be sold for a whopping 2.5 billion pounds ($3.1 billion) which is the highest price ever for a sports team. Abramovic, a Russian billionaire became the owner of the Chelsea in 2003 and under his ownership, Chelsea won 21 major trophies including five Premier League titles and two Champions Leagues.
Earlier, Abramovich was hit with sanctions by the British government over his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin following the Russian-Ukraine war and the Premier League board made sure that the sale will not benefit Roman Abramovich or any other sanctioned individual. 
Also read: English Premier League giants Chelsea have new owners

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Premier League approves Chelsea's takeover by Todd Boehly consortium

Chelsea won 21 major trophies under the ownership of Roman Abramovic&nbsp;who&nbsp;became the owner of the Chelsea in 2003

The proposed takeover&nbsp;of Chelsea Football Club by a consortium led by an American businessman Todd Boehly&nbsp;has been approved on Tuesday after Roman Abramovich agreed to the terms for the sale. &nbsp;
The Premier League said in a statement, "The Premier League Board has today approved the proposed takeover of Chelsea Football Club by the Todd Boehly/Clearlake Consortium."
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Once the Premier League approval is granted, the&nbsp;club will be sold for a whopping 4.25 billion pounds which is the highest price ever for a sports team.&nbsp;Abramovich, a Russian billionaire became the owner of the Chelsea in 2003 and under his ownership, Chelsea won 21 major trophies including five Premier League titles and two Champions Leagues.
Earlier, Abramovich was hit with sanctions by the British government over his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin&nbsp;following the Russian-Ukraine&nbsp;war. The Premier League board made sure that the sale will not benefit Roman Abramovich or any other sanctioned individual.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/english-premier-league-giants-chelsea-have-new-owners-1651911583421" target="_blank">English Premier League giants Chelsea have new owners</a>

Co-owner of the LA Dodgers baseball team, Todd Boehly-led consortium is set to acquire Premier League club Chelsea, the club confirmed on Friday. As per the official statement, the new owners will pay an agreed amount of $5.2 billion, the money shall go into the frozen bank accounts and will be donated to charity. The sale is expected to be complete in late May subject to all necessary regulatory approvals, the statement read. The sale completion will require approval from the UK government and the English football authorities. Further, the new owners would commit 1.75 billion euros which will be invested in the development of the cub. Boehly's group includes his fellow Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter, Swiss Billionaire Hansjoerg Wyss, and US investment firm Clearlake Capital. The club was put up for sale before owner Roman Abramovich faced sanctions by the UK government for his alleged links with Russian President Vladimir Putin post the Ukraine invasion. The club is currently operating on a special license issued by the Boris johnson led government that allows them to play and pay salaries. The license expires on May 31st.  

English Premier League giants Chelsea have new owners

The new owners of the Premier League club will pay $5.2 billion. As per the club, owner Roman Abramovich has agreed to donate the money to charity. 


Boehly's group includes his fellow Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter, Swiss Billionaire&nbsp;Hansjoerg Wyss, and US investment firm Clearlake&nbsp;Capital.

Co-owner of the LA Dodgers baseball team,&nbsp;Todd Boehly,&nbsp;and his group&nbsp;is set to acquire&nbsp;Premier League club Chelsea, the club confirmed on Friday. As per the official statement, the new owners will pay an agreed amount of $5.2 billion, the money shall go into the frozen bank accounts and will be donated to charity.&nbsp; The sale is expected to be complete in late May subject to all necessary regulatory&nbsp;approvals, the statement read. The sale completion will require approval from the UK government and the English football authorities. Further, the new owners would commit 1.75 billion euros which will be invested in the development of the cub.&nbsp; Boehly's group includes his fellow Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter, Swiss Billionaire&nbsp;Hansjoerg Wyss, and US investment firm Clearlake&nbsp;Capital.&nbsp; The club was put up for sale before owner Roman Abramovich&nbsp;faced&nbsp;sanctions by the UK government for his alleged links with Russian President Vladimir Putin&nbsp;post the Ukraine invasion. The club is currently operating on a special license issued by the Boris Johnson&nbsp;led government that allows them to play and pay salaries. The license expires on May 31st.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In a chilling development in the Russia-Ukraine war, a Russian billionaire and some Ukrainian officials might have been poisoned, as per reports.&nbsp;The Wall Street Journal reported that Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian officials part of the negotiations with Russia exhibited symptoms which pointed at a possible poison attack.
Abramovich, famous for his ownership of the Chelsea football club, and two senior Ukrainian officials reportedly developed worrying symptoms after a meeting in Ukraine's capital Kyiv earlier in March.&nbsp;They suffered from peeling skin on hands and face, constant and painful tearing, and red eyes, as per the WSJ report.
Abramovich has reportedly been travelling between Moscow, Kyiv, and Lviv, among other places to push for an end to fighting.&nbsp;Earlier, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly said that Abramovich has been trying to help Ukraine amid an intense and prolonged war.
The Russian billionaire has been targeted with sanctions by the United Kingdom.&nbsp;Abramovich and the Ukrainian officials' condition is reportedly better now, and their lives are not in danger.&nbsp;Hard-liner Russian officials may have been behind the incident, if it does turn out to be a poison attack.

Russia war: Poison attack on Chelsea owner Abramovich, Ukraine officials part of ceasefire talks? Report sparks worry

In a chilling development in the Russia-Ukraine war, a Russian billionaire and some Ukrainian officials might have been poisoned, as per reports. The Wall Street Journal reported that Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian officials part of the negotiations with Russia exhibited symptoms which pointed at a possible poison attack. Abramovich, famous for his ownership of the Chelsea football club, and two senior Ukrainian officials reportedly developed worrying symptoms after a meeting in Ukraine's capital Kyiv earlier in March. They suffered from peeling skin on hands and face, constant and painful tearing, and red eyes, as per the WSJ report. Abramovich has reportedly been travelling between Moscow, Kyiv, and Lviv, among other places to push for an end to fighting. Earlier, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly said that Abramovich has been trying to help Ukraine amid an intense, and prolonged war. The Russian billionaire has been targeted with sanctions by the United Kingdom. Abramovich and the Ukrainian officials' condition is reportedly better now, and their lives are not in danger. Hard-liner Russian officials may have been behind the incident, if it does turn out to be a poison attack.
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<div>They suffered from peeling skin on hands and face, constant and painful tearing, and red eyes, as per the WSJ report.</div>

In a chilling development in the Russia-Ukraine war, a Russian billionaire and some Ukrainian officials might have been poisoned, as per reports.&nbsp;The Wall Street Journal reported that Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian officials part of the negotiations with Russia exhibited symptoms which pointed at a possible poison attack.
 Abramovich, famous for his ownership of the Chelsea football club, and two senior Ukrainian officials reportedly developed worrying symptoms after a meeting in Ukraine's capital Kyiv earlier in March.&nbsp;They suffered from peeling skin on hands and face, constant and painful tearing, and red eyes, as per the WSJ report.
 Abramovich has reportedly been travelling between Moscow, Kyiv, and Lviv, among other places to push for an end to fighting.&nbsp;Earlier, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly said that Abramovich has been trying to help Ukraine amid an intense and prolonged war.
 The Russian billionaire has been targeted with sanctions by the United Kingdom.&nbsp;Abramovich and the Ukrainian officials' condition is reportedly better now, and their lives are not in danger.&nbsp;Hard-liner Russian officials may have been behind the incident, if it does turn out to be a poison attack.

Faced with the threat of financial sanctions targeting Russians, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich confirmed Wednesday that he is trying to sell the Premier League club that he turned into an elite trophy-winning machine with his lavish investment in 2003. He has also pledged to donate any net proceeds from the sale to help victims of the war in Ukraine.
Abramovich's trophy asset made him a high-profile target for politicians demanding he be included among wealthy and influential Russians hit with British sanctions after a week of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Abramovich said he will not be asking to be repaid 1.5 billion pounds in loans he has granted the club during 19 years of injecting cash to elevate the team into one of the most successful in Europe.
The Blues won the Club World Cup for the first time last month in front of Abramovich in Abu Dhabi. Chelsea has Clinched 19 major trophies in the Abramovich era, including their first two Champions League crowns and five Premier League titles.
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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to sell the club to help Ukraine war victims

In a major development,  Chelsea's Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich is trying to sell the Premier League club in order to help the victims of the Russia-Ukraine war

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to sell club & also help Ukraine war victims

Faced with the threat of financial sanctions targeting Russians, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich confirmed Wednesday that he is trying to sell the Premier League club that he turned into an elite trophy-winning machine with his lavish investment in 2003. He has also pledged to donate any net proceeds from the sale to help victims of the war in Ukraine.
Abramovich's trophy asset made him a high-profile target for politicians demanding he be included among wealthy and influential Russians hit with British sanctions after a week of Russia&rsquo;s war on Ukraine.
Abramovich said he will not be asking to be repaid 1.5 billion pounds in loans he has granted the club during 19 years of injecting cash to elevate the team into one of the most successful in Europe.
The Blues won the Club World Cup for the first time last month in front of Abramovich in Abu Dhabi. Chelsea has Clinched 19 major trophies in the Abramovich era, including their first two Champions League crowns and five Premier League titles.

In a major development, Chelsea's Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich is trying to sell the Premier League club in order to help the victims of the Russia-Ukraine war

Faced with the threat of financial sanctions targeting Russians, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich confirmed Wednesday that he is trying to sell the Premier League club that he turned into an elite trophy-winning machine with his lavish investment in 2003. He has also pledged to donate any net proceeds from the sale to help victims of the war in Ukraine.
Abramovich's trophy asset made him a high-profile target for politicians demanding he be included among wealthy and influential Russians hit with British sanctions after a week of Russia&rsquo;s war on Ukraine.
Abramovich said he will not be asking to be repaid 1.5 billion pounds in loans he has granted the club during 19 years of injecting cash to elevate the team into one of the most successful in Europe.
The Blues won the Club World Cup for the first time last month in front of Abramovich in Abu Dhabi. Chelsea has Clinched 19 major trophies in the Abramovich era, including their first two Champions League crowns and five Premier League titles.
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