Abramovich’s spokesman confirms suspicions of poisoning – Society – World – NOVA News

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This was originally stated in a report in the Wall Street Journal

A spokesman for Roman Abramovich confirmed suspicions that the Russian oligarch had been poisoned earlier this month after meeting to discuss peace talks with Ukrainian negotiators. They did not confirm who else was the target or the source of the attack, writes the BBC.

The billionaire had redness and tears in his eyes, peeling skin on his face and hands, his spokesman explained. Abramovich was taken to Turkey for treatment. Experts say it is unclear whether the symptoms were caused by a chemical or biological agent or some kind of electromagnetic radiation.

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Earlier, a report in the Wall Street Journal claimed that three people who attended the talks in Kyiv had red eyes, constant and painful tearing and flaking of the skin on their faces and hands.

Sources in the Wall Street Journal talk about possible poisoning, which is suspected by supporters of the hard line in Moscow, who wanted to sabotage the talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.

However, relatives of the oligarch say that he is not sure about the identity of those who targeted the group of negotiators. Western experts have not been able to determine the cause of the symptoms.

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