Posted on 09/13/2022 8:48:15 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Another one bites the dust...
Less than two weeks since Ravil Maganov, the vice president and chair of the board of directors of Russian oil giant Lukoil, died after falling out of a sixth floor hospital window in Moscow, another Russian energy executive has been found dead in mysterious circumstances.
39-year-old Ivan Pechorin, managing director of Putin's Far East and Arctic Development Corporation, fell off the side of a boat while sailing in the waters close to Russky Island near Cape Ignatiev, according to Russian daily Komsomolskaya Pravda.
For two days, rescuers searched for a man at sea near the coastline - unfortunately, he was found dead.
"On September 12, 2022, it became known about the tragic death of our colleague, Managing Director for the Aviation Industry of the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation Ivan Pechorin. Ivan's death is an irreparable loss for friends and colleagues, a great loss for the corporation," representatives of the Development Corporation said.
According to The Mirror's Russia correspondent, he was personally selected by Putin for his role, and was described by Newsweek as Putin's "key man" in the region.
Interestingly, Pechorin's death comes just months after the corporation's former CEO Igor Nosov, 43, also died suddenly in February, reportedly from a stroke.
Pechorin's death is the latest in a string of unexplained or untimely deaths of Russian magnates connected to the energy industry in the last months.
You should see what’s happening in the Chinese Communist Party. Similar things. Winnie the Xi is purging it in a similar fashion that Putin is purging Russia. It also explains the Covid “shutdowns” in China. Russia is using the sanctions in a similar way.
Someone had to make room for Hunter’s next board position. The Big Guy needs more 10% opportunities because of the inflation he created.
RE: You should see what’s happening in the Chinese Communist Party. Similar things.
The problem with China is nothing is being reported by the western press or even in Hongkong about it.
These people certainly have primitive ways of doing one another in...one would have thought they’d be somewhat less obvious by now.
Vince Foster
Jeffrey Epstein
Seth Rich
Ashli Babbitt
I just don’t have the energy to scrape all the names together, but you get the picture.
We have lots of puzzling deaths on this side of the Atlantic too.
But but Ukraine is corrupt.
It may not be the Ukrainians but somebody is getting to Putin’s dudes and the rest are all looking over their shoulders and not sleeping tight.
Hard to swim when you are wearing cement overshoes
RE: But but Ukraine is corrupt.
Are we sure that it was the Russians and NOT the Ukrainians who did him in?
That wouldn’t be corrupt.
Whatever happened to the good old-fashioned “Kremlin Flu”?
I tried to organize by date.. but just gave up!
THE PUTIN ‘SUICIDES’:
1. 2013 Boris Berezovsky- found hanged. Mr Watford [#4] was convinced that Berezovsky had been killed by an intelligence agency.
2. In 2017, Sergei Tkachenko,
Rapoport’s former business partner, fell to his death from a Moscow apartment building
3. In late December 2020, Alexander “Sasha” Kagansky,
a top Russian scientist reportedly working on a COVID-19 vaccine at the time, was found dead with a stab wound after falling from his high-rise apartment in St. Petersburg.
According to Russian outlet Fontanka, the suspect, a childhood friend of Kagansky, told police that Kagansky stabbed himself then jumped to his death.
+ + + There were also reports of health care workers falling out of hospital windows—some to their deaths—in Russia during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two Russian doctors died and another was seriously injured after falls from hospital widows over a two-week period between April and May 2020.
***Reports said two of the doctors had protested working conditions and the third was being blamed after her colleagues contracted the virus.
Sergey Protosneya
4. July, Dan Rapoport, a 52-year-old Latvian-American investment banker and outspoken Putin critic, died after a fall from a luxury apartment building in Washington, D.C.
Police say they didn’t suspect foul play, Politico reported, but the case remains under investigation.
Rapoport’s friends fear he was assassinated, with one telling The Daily Beast that the circumstances of his death are “highly suspicious.” Rapoport had made a fortune working in Moscow before falling out of favor with the Russian government, according to reports.
5. Oct 19 2021, Russian diplomat found dead after a fall from a window of the Russian embassy in Berlin, Der Spiegel reported.
The man was a second secretary at the embassy, but German intelligence sources told the newspaper they suspected he was an undercover officer with Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB). Bellicat identified open source data to identify Kirill Zhalo, the son of General Alexey Zhalo, deputy director of the FSB’s Second Service.
6. Dec, 2021 Yegor Prosvir founder of nationalist website Sputnik and Pogrom—died after falling out of a window of a residential building in the center of Moscow. He allegedly threw a knife and gas canister out of the window before the fall. Prosvirnin had supported Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 but later began to predict a civil war and the collapse of the Russian Federation.
7. JAN 20, 2022 Wealthy Gazprom bureaucrat Leo Shulman was found hanged in his home.
8. FEB 25, 2022 Gazprom deputy director Alexander Tyulakov lived in the same housing complex deputy director Alexander Tyulakov was found hanged. On February 25, the day after the Ukraine war started, the senior Gazprom official’s body was discovered by his lover. His neck was in a noose in his £500,000 home in a luxury Leningrad housing development.
Reports say he had been badly beaten shortly before he ‘took his own life’.
9. Three days later, FEB,2022 Mikhail Watford. Watford has told friends he has feared Putin’s blacklist “for years”. Mr Watford fears for his life rising in the months before he died.
10. Igor Nosov, 43, CEO Aviation Industry of the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation former also died suddenly in February, reportedly from a stroke.
*11. Three weeks after medical supplies tycoon Vasily Melnikov was killed
*12. UNABLE TO IDENTIFY billionaire owner of MedCom, 43 YRS
13. APRIL 18, 2022/? JULY, 2022 Valdislav Avaev Vladislav Avayev: The Gazprombank vice-president, 51, was found dead in his penthouse Moscow apartment alongside his wife Yelena and daughter Maria.
They were found by Avayev’s eldest daughter Anastasia with a gun in the father’s hand in the locked apartment [FSB gun was found inside the flat.] KOVATEK is co-owned by close PUTIN friend Gennady Timchenko and the privileged giant had been recently excluded from the Kremlin leader’s edict to trade energy only in rubles.
The company is also closely linked to Pyotr Kolbin, a PUTIN childhood friend, allegedly a “shadow holder of PUTIN’S wealth”.
[Avayev’s former employer Gazprombank is also seen as close to PUTIN CIRCLE - allegedly used by the president and his relatives and cronies. And Gazprombank was chosen by PUTIN as authorised to receive Western payments for gas in rubles.
Alayev had a joint venture business on leaving Gazprombank with a daughter of a high level executive of Rostec, another PUTIN friend.]
14. APRIL 19, 2022 Sergey Protosenya: Chief accountant of Novatek company, the largest independent producer of natural gas in Russia, between 2002 and 2014, and later vice president. The oligarch worth £350million was found dead in Spain with his wife Natalia and daughter Maria. He was found hanged outside their Costa Brava villa while the two others were hacked to death inside. But investigators found no blood on Sergey, no suicide note and no fingerprints on the weapon.
15. Leonid Shulman: In the same gated housing estate three weeks earlier, the head of transport at Gazprom Invest was found dead with multiple stab wounds on his bathroom floor. A knife was found on the bathtub, seemingly out of reach.
16. July 1 Yuri Baranov, 61, had a point-blank gunshot wound to the head, and a Grand Power pistol was found nearby in his villa outside St Petersburg, local outlet 47news reported. Two spent shell casings were found at the bottom of the pool, per the outlet.
It is the fifth death of a Gazprom-linked executive in recent months and one of numerous deaths of high-level executives linked to the Russian energy industry.
https://www.businessinsider.com/russian-gazprom-linked-executive-found-dead-in-his-swimming-pool-2022-7
17. SEPT 1, 2022 Ravil Maganov, chairman of the board at Lukoil, second largest oil producer, died after falling from a hospital window in Moscow. Maganov had called for the “soonest termination of the armed conflict” after Russia’s invasion in February
Another one bites the dust...
Less than two weeks since Ravil Maganov, the vice president and chair of the board of directors of Russian oil giant Lukoil, died after falling out of a sixth floor hospital window in Moscow, another Russian energy executive has been found dead in mysterious circumstances.
18. 39-year-old Ivan Pechorin, managing director of Putin’s Far East and Arctic Development Corporation, fell off the side of a boat while sailing in the waters close to Russky Island near Cape Ignatiev, according to Russian daily Komsomolskaya Pravda
Dang. A bumper crop of dead dudes...
Who are they going to have left to run all their stuff?
“Who are they going to have left to run all their stuff?”
1. My observation was many of these guys were in “Putin’s Circle”????
2. Who inherits their millions? Putin?
Another victim of the Putin virus.
CC
Putin seems to have lost whatever he had of a mind. Idiot doesn’t seem to think much of human capital - or the future welfare of his own nation.
It’s all about HIM, and his revanchist fantasies of a lost past.
Her Highness was much more talented at getting rid of those who she deemed “inconvenient” to have around.
It’s almost as dangerous being friends with Putin as it is with the Clintons....Almost.
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