Roman Abramovich ‘went blind for hours and his skin peeled off’ after ‘eating poisoned chocolate’ at Ukraine peace talks

   March 29, 2022  Posted in OLIGARCHS, POISON, POISONS, PUTIN THE RUSSIAN MADMAN, Russia, UKRAINE, WAR CRIMES

ROMAN Abramovich confirmed tonight he has been the victim of a suspected poisoning – allegedly using chemical weapons.

Reports claimed he went blind for several hours and skin peeled off his hands and face after he joined peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Roman Abramovich has suffered suspected poisoning

MOSCOW, RUSSIA – MARCH 5: Protesters hold a cartoon portrait of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin during an anti-Putin opposition rally at the Pushkin Square March 5, 2012 in central Moscow, Russia. Amid charges of fraud, demonstrators took to the streets a day after Vladimir Putin declared victory in Russia’s presidential elections. (Photo by Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Images)

The Chelsea owner experienced peeling skin and red eyes

THIS PICTURE DOES NOT REFER TO THE CHOCOLATES USED TO POISON ABRAMOVICH

RUSSIAN CHOCOLATES SAMPLE ONLY

Abramovich hand-delivered a note to Vladimir Putin just weeks ago

The sanctioned Chelsea owner, 55, is said to have suffered alarming symptoms along with two Ukrainian peace negotiators, after reportedly eating poisoned chocolates at the peace talks.

The alleged attack was blamed on hardliners in Moscow who want to sabotage the talks and continue Putin’s bloody war, although some said Abramovich may have been poisoned by mistake.

LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 04: Businessman and Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich leaves The High Court on October 4, 2011 in London, England. Russian businessman Boris Berezovsky is alleging a breach of contract over businnes deals with Mr Abramovich and is claiming more than £3.2bn in damages. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

Symptoms included red eyes, constant and painful tearing, and peeling skin on their faces and hands, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Abramovich also lost his sight for several hours as a result of the attack in the Ukraine capital Kyiv earlier this month, according to The Guardian.

Author: Henry