Russian businessman found decapitated in latest Kremlin murder mys | World | News
Russian police found the head of the CEO of a local fertilizer in Kaliningrad, Russia.
The sacrifice was described as 43-year-old Alexei Sinitsyn, General Manager of K-Potash Service, a company that develops the Nivensky-1 potassium-magnezium deposit near Kaliningrad. Researchers told state news organizations, their remains were discovered under a bridge with a tensile cable at the foot of the city.
A source of law enforcement specified by the business Daily Vedomosti said that Sinitsyn’s death was believed to be suicide, but the authorities did not make an official statement. Authorities, they are working to determine the exact conditions, he said.
Since its formation in 2014, Sinitsyn has pioneered K-Potash service. The company was once tasked to develop the Nivensky-1 project, which was once a potential game exchanger for the regional economy.
Initially, the project, which was planned to be released in 2021, has repeatedly recorded the timeline and has returned to 2032.
Corporate records show that the K-Potash service belongs to the researcher Output AgentStvo, a Dutch registered company Vyrex BV.
The death of Sinitsyn contributes to increasing examination around Russia’s struggling regional industries, where delays, financing difficulties and international sanctions, executives and investors.
The authorities have not yet published more details about the investigation.
