Carlo Ancelotti reveals how Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich communicated with him - Legit.ng

February 05, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Carlo Ancelotti reveals how Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich communicated with him - Legit.ng Can we be sure we aren’t at war? - New Statesman KGB museum in New York offers Cold War nostalgia fix - The Phnom Penh Post Despite his tough talk, Trump has been consistently soft on Russia - Las Vegas Sun Gina Haspel: Intelligence community 'pleased' with Trump's decision to expel 61 Russian officers - Washington Times Carlo Ancelotti reveals how Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich communicated with him - Legit.ng Legit.ng Carlo Ancelotti has revealed that Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich used to send him a text message whenever the team lost. The Italian tactician, who is currently the head coach of Serie A side Napoli was hired as the Blues boss in 2009. Read More Can we be sure we aren’t at war? - New Statesman New Statesman Look around you. The signs are everywhere. The Russian attack on Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury is the most obvious: carried out by named members Russian military intelligence, the GRU, it resulted in the death of Dawn Sturgess. Read More KGB museum in New York offers Cold War nostalgia fix - The Phnom Penh Post The Phnom Penh Post ASSASSINATIONS in broad daylight. Ruthless agents plotting undercover. Bugging devices in every Western capital. Three decades after the fall of the Soviet Union, the specter of the notorious KGB still looms large in the public imagination. Read More Despite his tough talk, Trump has been consistently soft on Russia - Las Vegas Sun Las Vegas Sun Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019 | 2 a.m. View more of the Sun's opinion section Once again, the Trump administration’s actions are exposing the dangerous falsity of the president’s claims about taking a hard line on Russia. Read More Gina Haspel: Intelligence community 'pleased' with Trump's decision to expel 61 Russian officers - Washington Times Washington Times Read More

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