"FIDE Leaders Turlov and Podolyak Don’t Know How to Play Chess": Rosenstein Alleges Pressure During Federation Presidential Election
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"FIDE leaders Turlov and Podolyak don’t know how to play chess": Rosenstein alleges pressure during federation presidential election
German businessman Vadim Rosenstein, who ran for president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), has denied allegations of ties to the Russian authorities and sanctions evasion. He has also revealed details of what he described as a dirty election campaign and a controversial...
<p>Ex-FIDE presidential candidate Rosenstein responded to accusations of circumvention of sanctions Vadim Rosenstein denied ties with Russia and stated pressure during the FIDE elections. He challenged the victory of Timur Turlov.</p>
FIDE presidential candidate, German entrepreneur and founder of WR Chess, Vadim Rosenstein, who lost in the second round to Timur Turlov, rejected accusations of ties to Russia. He also said that the new leadership of the federation retained the influence of Arkady Dvorkovich's team.
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