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Last week, the death of the Russian oligarchy was announced. Alexander Subodin, The former manager of the energy company Lukoil, opened an investigation, the Russian company TASS reported, that tests will be carried out to detect the presence of drugs in the body. Subodh wrote that a shaman in Mytichi had died of a heart attack in the basement. Newsweek. This month too, Andrei Krugovsky Fell on the cliff and lost his life Informed DW. At 37, he was a director Pleasure Krasnaya Paliana.
In April, two Russian oligarchs died a day apart with their families: Vladislav Avaev And Sergei Protocenya. Vladislav Avayev, former vice president of Gazprombank, died of gunshot wounds in a Moscow apartment. Business Insider. The theory at the table is that Avayev shot his wife and daughter before he could finish his life. Three kilometers away, Sergei Protosenya, a former member of the board of directors of the natural gas company Novatek, was found hanged and his wife and daughter stabbed to death.
According to the Spanish channel Telecinco, The First inquiries They also point out that the millionaire first killed his wife and daughter while they were asleep and committed suicide. But Novatek issued a statement describing Protocenya as a family man: “Unfortunately, speculations on this topic have surfaced in the media, but we firmly believe that these speculations are not true. We hope the Spanish authorities will conduct an impartial and comprehensive investigation to determine what happened.
Investigations did not clarify the reasons
They are not the only cases that show similarity. At the end of March, death Vasily Melnikov, Owner of the medical equipment company MedStom. The CNN reported Details of Melnikov’s family death were reported by the Russian newspaper Kommersant, in line with what was reported in the Russian investigation: a man and his wife and their four- and ten-year-old children were found stabbed to death. Until March 23rd.
“[Os investigadores] Russian sources have clarified that they are considering different versions of what happened, including the “murder of Melnikov’s children and woman,” followed by “suicide,” CNN was quoted as saying, but no further details were released on the progress of the investigation.
One of the cases on this list predates the beginning of the war in Ukraine. In January, Leonid Schulman, From Cosprom, died. According to Business InsiderThe suicide note was left at the scene, but its authenticity is questionable.
A month later the body of another Gasprom employee was found. The release of “Ukrainska Pravda” points to the body Alexander Tulyakov, The manager of the Russian Energy Company was found on the morning of February 25th. Gosprom is said to have been chased by police by security, and suicide was cited as the apparent cause.
In early March, a Ukrainian-born oligarch died at his home. That was about it Michael WatfordAt 66, he made his fortune in oil and gas. “An inquest into the death is ongoing, but we do not believe there are any suspicious circumstances at present,” a Surrey police spokesman said. There is no indication that he was allowed in the UK by Putin or any other Kremlin-led operation.
Speculations about Russia’s intervention
Various lawsuits have raised suspicions. In the published article Warsaw InstituteA Thought tank In international affairs, it is suspected that the deaths may have been staged as suicides, raising the question of who is responsible. “Perhaps, individuals affiliated with the Kremlin are covering up traces of fraud in state-owned enterprises,” it concludes.
Bill Prouder, an investor who made his fortune in Russia until he was blacklisted by the Kremlin in 2005, said. Newsweek “Whenever a lot of money is involved, consider the worst”. Broder argues that there is “sufficient empirical evidence” of assassinations organized by business rivals in the Kremlin or Russia to make these cases suspicious.
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