Mr. Boaz Weinstein of Saba Capital reports

SABA CAPITAL FILES DISSIDENT PROXY CIRCULAR IN CONNECTION WITH SPECIAL MEETING SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 11, 2023

Saba Capital Management LP, as manager of certain investment funds collectively holding more than 20 per cent of the outstanding units of Citadel Income Fund, has filed an initial information circular in connection with its successful requisition of Citadel's 2023 special meeting of unitholders, which has been scheduled for Sept. 11, 2023. Saba requisitioned the Special Meeting for the purpose of replacing the current trustee and manager of Citadel, Artemis Investment Management Limited ("Artemis"), and approving the Fund's timely wind-up and liquidation, among other things, as outlined in Saba's February 27th letter to unitholders.

Saba's initial circular is available on Citadel's issuer profile on SEDAR+. Once Citadel has formally called the Special Meeting and announced the record date for voting at the Special Meeting, Saba expects to issue an amended and restated version of the initial circular containing, among other things, additional details concerning the completion and return of proxy and voting instruction forms to be provided by Saba for use at the Special Meeting.

Boaz Weinstein, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Saba, commented:

"After nearly seven months, we are pleased that Citadel has finally scheduled the Special Meeting so unitholders can have a voice in determining the future of their Fund. Since our prior attempts to engage constructively were effectively ignored, it is clear to us that management has had no plans to address the Fund's status quo of sustained underperformance, prolonged discounts and poor corporate governance.

Over the past decade, investors have watched helplessly while management has destroyed the value of their investments with the Fund's discount to NAV plummeting -24.3%.1 Investors, such as Saba, have been unable to express our views or raise concerns due to management's unprecedented entrenchment provisions and self-serving governance structure. As a result, the dissatisfaction among Citadel unitholders is so high that approximately 75% of the outstanding units were submitted for redemption last year alone.

Rarely in the countless situations where Saba has advocated for closed-end fund investor rights have we ever encountered a governance structure so deeply flawed and obviously designed to entrench management as it is at Citadel. It is impossible to see any way in which Artemis could argue that it is acting in the best interests of anyone other than itself.

We believe the best path forward for maximizing value for all unitholders is through replacing Artemis as the Fund's manager at the upcoming Special Meeting to facilitate a timely liquidation of the Citadel Income Fund. Based on current estimates, our proposal would deliver an immediate 15.2% return 2 to long-suffering unitholders. We look forward to continuing to advocate for and engage with our fellow Citadel unitholders in the weeks leading up to the Special Meeting."

Shareholders interested in learning more about the Special Meeting process should contact Saba Capital's proxy solicitor and tabulation agent, Carson Proxy Advisors, at North American toll free phone at 1-800-530-5189, local phone (collect outside North America) at 416-751-2066 or by email at info@carsonproxy.com.

About Saba Capital

Saba Capital Management, L.P. is a global alternative asset management firm that seeks to deliver superior risk-adjusted returns for a diverse group of clients. Founded in 2009 by Boaz Weinstein, Saba is a pioneer of credit relative value strategies and capital structure arbitrage. Saba is headquartered in New York City. Learn more at www.sabacapital.com.

1 Average discount to Net Asset Value (NAV) over the past 10 years, calculated as of July 28, 2023.

2 Based on the current trading price of the Units, and after taking into account management fees, and other fees, that would be payable on termination.

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