Shock: Abramovich is suspected of being poisoned, how is the health of the Chelsea owner?

A few days after returning to Russia, Roman Abramovich, the owner of Chelsea, showed worrying signs of health, and was suspected of being the victim of a poisoning case.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, Roman Abramovich, Chelsea’s Russian owner, and two Ukrainian peace negotiators are suspected of being poisoned after they participated in peace talks related to the Russian conflict. – Ukraine in Kyiv (Ukraine’s capital) on March 3.

The above significant health symptoms include red eyes, constant watery eyes and burning pain, peeling skin on the face and hands. According to The Guardian, Abramovich even lost his eyesight for a few hours.

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich is suspected of being poisoned

Notably, the fourth member of the negotiating delegation, which included the 55-year-old Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, showed no signs of illness, although this person also shared food and drinks with them at the event. above. So far, the health of Abramovich and two Ukrainian diplomats suspected of being poisoned is stable and there are no signs of danger to life.

The website Bellingcat investigated that the dose and type of poison that could be used to poison these three people was not enough to cause their death, but only meant to “scare” the victims.

The Bellingcat website also reported that Roman Abramovich, another Russian businessman, and Ukrainian MP Rustem Umerov were involved in negotiations that lasted until about 10pm on March 3.

The trio ate nothing but chocolate and water for several hours before symptoms of the poisoning appeared. On March 4, Abramovich, Umerov and another negotiator drove from Kyiv to Lviv (western Ukraine) while en route to Poland, before continuing on to Istanbul (Turkey) for negotiations. .

Chelsea is still playing well after parting with owner Roman Abramovich

As for Chelsea, after Roman Abramovich’s assets and organizers were frozen by the British government Premier League dismissed from the position of “The Blues” boss of the Russian tycoon, the Stamford Bridge team is still in the process of being sold.