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Abramovich did not buy villa in Vienna
Claims that Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has purchased a villa in Vienna-Döbling as reported in the magazine Format have been dismissed as completely wrong.
Mr Abramovich's spokesman John Mann said the the Chelsea FC owner did not own and had never visited the four-storey villa in a housing estate that cost 9.6 million Euros and has 1,200 square metres of grounds.
Mr Mann said: "Mr Abramovich has no connection to this property and has not visited there,
alone or with Mr Putin."
Format had claims that Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin had been seen together with the Chelsea FC owner on the villa’s terrace.
Austrian Times
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Vladimir wrote on 18. 05. 2010 from Russia about "Abramovich did not buy vi..."
Russian authorities deny the presence of V. Putin at the villa of Abramovich. How can you prove it?
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Ivan wrote on 19. 05. 2010 from Canada about "Abramovich did not buy vi..."
Oh, shut up. Everybody knows about the connection between the "Family's people" and what is "kremlin's oligarchs" really mean. My guess is that you should prove that Puty was not there, not the other way around.
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