Chelsea say Abramovich sanctions a factor in losses
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Sabres' Lyubushkin to skip Pride night warmup, fearful of retribution in Russia homeland
Ilya Lyubushkin is citing an anti-gay Kremlin law and fears of retribution at home in Russia for electing not to participate in the Buffalo Sabres' pregame warmup on the team's Pride night, when players are expected to wear rainbow-colored jerseys in support of the LGBTQ+ community.
Are Leopard 2 tanks getting stuck in the mud in Ukraine?
As Ukrainian soldiers wrap up their training on Leopard 2 tanks in Germany and Spain before using them on the battlefield, there’s been lots of misleading social media posts about the delivery of these vehicles.
Legends of the game renew acquaintances at LIV Golf Orlando
ORLANDO: The third event of the LIV Golf League, LIV Golf Orlando, takes place at Orange County National in Florida from March 31-April 2.
Sabres' Ilya Lyubushkin won't wear Pride-themed jersey
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Ilya Lyubushkin is citing an anti-gay Kremlin law and fears of retribution at home in Russia for electing not to participate in the Buffalo Sabres' pregame warmup on the team's Pride night, when players are expected to wear rainbow-colored jerseys in support of the LGBTQ+ community.
Chelsea put £121m loss down to UK government sanctions on Roman Abramovich
Chelsea say UK government sanctions imposed on former owner Roman Abramovich were a factor in the club posting losses of £121 million (€137 million) in 2021-22.
Chelsea post £121m loss, blame Abramovich sanctions
Chelsea recorded an overall net loss of £121.3 million ($148.65m) for 2021-22 due to «extraordinary expenses and loss of revenue,» with the club blaming sanctions were imposed on previous owner Roman Abramovich, the Premier League club said on Monday.
Top Russian actor A. Smolyaninov supports Ukraine 'because they are fighting for their freedom'
Speaking from FRANCE 24's set, Russian actor Artur Smolyaninov explained that his choice to support Ukraine in the war has nothing to do with nationality but rather the principle that governs his life: "freedom".