'Dear Vladimir Kramnik, forgive me': Aronian writes after...

'Dear Vladimir Kramnik, forgive me': Aronian writes after chess GM files defamation lawsuit

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In a public plea, Armenian chess grandmaster Levon Aronian has urged Vladimir Kramnik, a former World Champion, to reconcile amidst a defamation lawsuit. Aronian's letter, shared on social media, expresses deep respect for Kramnik, acknowledging his significant influence. This follows Kramnik's lawsuit against Chessdom, GM David Navara, and others, stemming from disputes over alleged online cheating.

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