A super yacht linked to sanctioned billionaire and Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich was met with a protest as it arrived at port in Bodrum, Turkey.
Members of the Optimist Sailing Team Ukraine met the vessel in a small boat, chanting "no war in Ukraine" and waving their country's flag.
They were part of a junior sailing team which was in Turkey to compete in an annual competition, having left Ukraine before the Russian invasion.
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