- Chelsea sale money to Ukraine is still victims after three years, Roman Abramovich pledged 2.5 billion pounds from Solly Chelsea for humanitarian aid.
- The differences between the stakeholders delayed the establishment of a distribution institution.
- A timetable for the launch date has not been presented to help the victims.
The money was supposed to freeze the war in Ukraine, and after three years, it was supposed to bring hope to the victims of the war in Ukraine, and after three years, it was supposed to bring hope to the victims of the war in Ukraine, and the money was supposed to freeze the war in Ukraine, after three years, the money was supposed to freeze the hope of the war victims in Ukraine, and the money was supposed to freeze the money. In the account of the UK banker, it was assumed that hope was to sell Chelsea Club to Aprilovic, which cost 2.5 billion pounds to sell Chelsea Football Club from Chelsea Football Club.
The differences between the representatives of Abramovich, the UK government and the owners of international interests have been suspended on how to distribute the funds.
In March 2022, Abramovich promised that revenues support “all war victims”, but the UK government insists that the money should benefit exclusively from the Ukrainians affected by the invasion of Russia. This dilemma left money without touching, despite its ability to provide vital humanitarian assistance.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced plans to establish an independent fund management and distribution institution, but progress was slow. Critics are frustrated by the lack of transparency and urgency, noting that millions of Ukrainians are still suffering while this large amount remains unused.
The money collected from the sale of Chelsea, which was supposed to benefit the war victims in Ukraine.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the sales revenues of 2.5 billion pounds for nearly three years are still frozen in a bank account in the United Kingdom. pic.twitter.com/OCPQRJEXDJ
Sky Sports News (SkySportsNews) March 3, 2025
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrew Mitchell acknowledged that the operation took a “very long time”, pointing to large complications related to multiple parties, including the European Union and Portugal. Despite these assurances, a clear timetable has not been provided for the date of the money issuance recently.
The prolonged delay sparked widespread criticism, as many have interrogated the reason for not reaching such a large amount during a continuous humanitarian crisis.
Initially, Abramovich's pledge was seen as a great gesture, but bureaucratic obstacles have overwhelmed their influence. As discussions continue without a decision, millions of Ukrainians are waiting in urgent need of relief that is still far from hand.
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