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REUTERS/STEVO VASIJEVIC - The yacht 'My Solaris' linked to Russian oligarch and politician Roman Arkadyevich Abramovich is seen in the waters off Porto Montenegro in Tivat, Montenegro March 12, 2022 One of the most important jewels in his crown is the world's second largest yacht, the 'Eclipse', which at over 533 feet long is worth almost $400 million, although this has not prevented him from amassing a large collection of luxury cars, private jets and a multitude of high-end real estate. Roman Abramovich's personal wealth, like that of so many other oligarchs, is spread across the territories of several different countries. AFP/ EMMANUEL DUNAND - Israel's Foreign Minister Yair Lapid Lapid also reported that banking, financial and aviation authorities were working in coordination to resolve the issue.

In an effort to prevent members of Putin's inner circle from circumventing sanctions, Tel Aviv has set a 24-hour limit on the maximum time private planes can stay at the country's airports. Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid pointed out that 'Israel will not be a way to circumvent the sanctions imposed on Russia by the United States and other Western countries', without mentioning Abramovich directly. In this scenario, the hypothesis is that the Russian oligarch is on board the Gulfstream G650ER. According to the Reuters news agency, the plane travelled the short distance between Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, and the Turkish city of Istanbul yesterday, without having spent even 24 hours in Hebrew territory, and after having taken off from Moscow last Sunday.

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Now, after the announcement of the sanctions, several sources testify that the oligarch is travelling around the world in his private jet 'Gulfstream G650ER', registration number 'LX-Ray', valued at almost 60 million dollars. REUTERS/STAFF - Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) meets with Chukotka region governor and Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, May 27, 2005 Indeed, in 2008, at the end of his term as governor of Russia's Chukotka district, Abramovich officially stood as Russia's richest man.

Thus, in addition to the measures adopted by the British government on Thursday 10 March, when it announced the freezing of his assets, the disqualification of his businesses and the seizure of part of his property, European sanctions have been added this week in the fourth round of punitive measures: a ban on entering EU territories and the blocking of all his financial capital in the EU-27 institutions.Ībramovich amassed a fortune that Forbes lists at over $14.5 billion through investments and the steel sector, benefiting from Boris Yeltsin's massive privatisations after the collapse of the USSR. The Russian businessman recently removed from the management of Chelsea Football Club, Roman Abramovich, has joined the European blacklist of Russian oligarchs close to Vladimir Putin who have been sanctioned by Brussels.