Chelsea: British Bank for victims of the Ukrainian warfare Football news for the Russian bank is still 2.5 billion pounds of Roman Abramovich

The money removed from the sale of Chelsea, which is expected to benefit from the victims of the war in Ukraine, was not yet broadcast.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the income from £ 2.5 billion in £ 24.5 billion has been frozen in an English bank account.

The former owner Roman Abramovich had to sell Chelsea in May 2022.

Due to the close relations between Russian President Vladimir Putin, former Russian Prime Minister Boris Johnson was sanctioned by the British government.

On Monday, Monday, Foreign, Union and Development Office, “This government is working hard to reach the income from the sale of income from the sale of Chelsea FC from the sale of untranches in Ukraine as soon as possible.

“Although the prices are currently being created a new independent foundation to manage and disseminate money, it is currently frozen in the UK bank account.

“British officials continue to discuss with representatives of Mr. Abramovich, experts and international partners and will double our efforts to reach the resolution.”

The position of the Government of the United Kingdom – Sir Keir Starmer has not changed since the Labor Party – it can be used only for humanitarian purposes in Ukraine.

Abramovich said they wanted to take advantage of the “all victims of the war” that could mean some money to Russia.

The charity commission confirmed that it still did not receive an application to create a foundation for the spread of funds.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has signed an agreement to increase the Ukrainian Minister of Finance Sergii Marchenko to £ 2.2 billion in Saturday’s military operation.

The financing will be repaid using the profit resulting in Russian sovereign assets in the European Union.

The funds do not include any of the funds received from the sale of Chelsea.