Russia: Kremlin meltdown as another official dies mysteriously sparking Putin purge fears | World | News

Another Kremlin official reportedly died in mysterious conditions as the fears of a large Putin liquidation grow. Russia’s elite was inserted by a series of “suicide” and unexplained deaths in the last few days and weeks.

On Monday, Kremlin officials were shaken by the news that Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoy apparently hit his car. Worse, an official at the Ministry of Starovoy suddenly died on the same day and a few minutes after hearing the tragic fate of his boss’s tragic fate.

42 -year -old Andrey Korneichuk was the president of a department responsible for land relations in the Ministry of Transport.

Suddenly, he was reportedly stood up and collapsed from his desk.

Medical officials were called to the scene, but they could not revive him and he was killed.

Although a source told the Russian publication of the RBK suspected of heart failure, the cause of his death has not yet been officially confirmed.

His boss Starovoy was found dead in his car in Odintsovo, a city in the west of Moscow, according to researchers.

A decree published by the Kremlin said the minister had been dismissed by the Russian President a few hours ago.

However, there seems to have some inconsistencies about the time of death, a source close to the investigation Forbes Russia’s minister “probably said that” died between Saturdays and Sundays “”

This contradicts the allegations that Kremlin died on Monday.

Last week, after falling out of a window in a Moscow tower block, another best Russian oil manager was killed.

62 -year -old Andrey Badalov was confirmed dead after falling from the roof on the Roblyovskoye Motorway.

He was the Russian state oil pipeline operator and the vice president of Transneft, the world’s largest company.

Russia was disturbed by a number of “suicide” among senior officials working in the energy sector.

In 2022, three gasprom managers were found dead – each victim reportedly left behind a suicide note to explain tragic deaths