How Russian Ministers Death Post-Dismissal Mirrors Critics Fate
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On a shocking turn of the events that confused the Russian political scene, Roman Starovoid, who suddenly came from Russia’s Minister of Transportation, died in a bush near Moscow’s car in Odintsovo shortly after his dismissal. The reports claimed that they had undergone firearms and acted as a suspicious suicide to the death of the authorities.
Russian news organizations, referring to law enforcement resources, said that Starovoit fired and in response to his own life in the region of Moscow said. “We are investigating the details of the incident in a report of Svetlana Petrenko, an official from Russia’s investigation committee,” We are investigating the details of the incident.
This unexpected dismissal and then a suspicious death is not a rare event in Russia. President Vladimir Putin and the critics of the authorities involved in corruption scandals, usually met the end of mysterious conditions.
There are indications that Starovoit’s fire may be linked to the allegation of corruption as the governor of the Kursk region until 2018 became the Minister of Transport. The reports claimed that the funds were misunderstood for the local government in the Kursk region between 2022 and 2023 and that they were involved in corrupt practices.
Doubtful death pattern among the Kremlin Opponents and defectors
Russia has a disturbing history where those who challenge or betray the Putin regime often meet for timeless and suspicious purposes.
Yevgeny prigozhin: A prominent and new case is the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, president of the Wagner Group. Once upon a time, a reliable ally of Putin fought with Russian troops in Ukraine, Prigozhin’s private military company. However, on June 24, 2023, he launched a rebellion against Putin and aimed to overthrow Russia’s military leadership, claiming that the fighters were rejected. After some of the first victories, including inheriting the military headquarters in Rostov-on-Don, Prigozhin suddenly stopped his march towards Moscow and moved to Belarus after a negotiated settlement. Even if all the charges against him have fallen, concerns about his safety increased. Only two months later, on August 23, 2023, Prigozhin died tragically in a private jet accident in the Tver region of Russia, which many of them believed to have been shot. The official cause of the accident remains uncertain.
Alexei Navalny: President Putin’s most obvious Criticist, Alexei Navalny, was generally considered the only person who was brave enough to challenge the Russian leader, and faced a suspicious fate. After running against Putin without being successful in the elections, Navalny’s popularity rose rapidly. In 2020, he was poisoned with Novichok nervous agent in Siberia, but he managed to survive after receiving a comprehensive treatment in Berlin. He returned to Russia in 2021, was arrested and imprisoned only for charges of corruption. His popularity continued to increase and led to the protests of the people against imprisonment. In August 2023, his sentence was extended to 19 years and moved to a bad fame penalty colony. In the midst of the harsh conditions of imprisonment of heme, the news of death appeared. Prison officials claimed that he had collapsed after a march and never healed, but the real cause of his death continues to be a mystery.
Anna Politkovskaya He was a Moscow -based journalist and a human rights advocate who tragically lost his life outside his apartment after a trip to the supermarket on October 7, 2006. Putin and many of them, known for the criticism of the threat of journalists in Russia, believe that assassination is a direct response to fearless reports. To this day, people responsible for the murder remain unidentified.
Boris NemtsovA more popular figure than Putin himself, Following the resignation of Boris Yeltsin, Putin saw that his political influence decreased after he started to work in 2000. In 2014, Nemtsov became a leading critic of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and the ongoing war in Ukraine. While led a protest against the war, he was shot four times by an unknown attacker and led to timeless death. Many critics pointed to Putin, a claim that the Kremlin constantly rejected it.
In addition to these high-profile cases, Vladimir Kara-Murza, former spy and Kremlin enemy Alexander Litvinenko, former spy Sergei Skripal and Alexander PerePilichnyy, including Putin Critics, have faced serious concerns about the campaigns against the Russian order.
