"Russian oil executive and Putin critic Ravil Maganov dead after mysterious six-story fall" - The New York Post

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Since the Ukraine war, more than 7 fatal accidents and suicides of very important people in Russia have occurred, with many of them tied to the Oil and Gas industry.

Americans are familiar with how accidents can happen in the Oil industry.  Take the case of Aubrey McClendon, one of the founders of Chesapeake Energy.  On March 1, 2016, McClendon was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring "to rig bids for the purchase of oil and natural gas leases in northwest Oklahoma".  A grand jury indictment means that a criminal trial will follow, and of course Aubrey McClendon had co-conspirators.  He never had the opportunity of a plea deal to name co-conspirators with the Feds, because he died the following day, March 2, 2016, in a single-vehicle fiery crash into a cement wall of a bridge without applying the brakes of his SUV while traveling at a high rate of speed on his routine mid-morning route that sunny Spring day.  Such are “Crashes of Convenience” Michael Hastings style, like U.S. Counterterrorism Czar Richard Clark explains with the use of remote control technology.  https://www.corbettreport.com/?s=michael+hastings

For us in the West who are aware, fatal accidents and suicides of important people are extraordinarily common.  People know about Gary Webb, Terrance Yeakey, the DC Madam, Dr. David Kelly, Danny Casolaro, Jeffrey Epstein, a host of Bankers, Vince Foster with the Clinton Body Count, and more.  https://www.corbettreport.com/?s=suicide   https://www.whatreallyhappened.com/RANCHO/POLITICS/DEAD/clinton.bodycount.gif

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Russian oil executive and Putin critic Ravil Maganov dead after mysterious six-story fall

By

Evan Simko-Bednarski

September 1, 2022 2:32pm

 

https://archive.ph/EFXMj

https://nypost.com/2022/09/01/russian-oil-executive-and-putin-critic-ravil-maganov-dead-after-mysterious-six-story-fall/

 

 

One less constant critic for Vladimir Putin.

Ravil Maganov, 67, chief executive of Russian private oil giant Lukoil — and a Ukraine war opponent — died in a six-story plunge from a Moscow hospital window.

The death Thursday was reported as a suicide by Russian state media, which noted the oil company’s board chairman had been hospitalized for a heart attack and was taking anti-depressants.

In a statement, Lukoil said Maganov died following a “long illness,” according to the English-language Moscow Times.

But two people who knew the businessman well told Reuters it was highly unlikely Maganov took his own life.

The oil titan is one of several Russian energy execs to die suddenly and under murky circumstances since the war in Ukraine began.

Another top Lukoil manager, Alexander Subbotin, was found dead in the basement of a house outside Moscow in May — the same month Vladislav Avayev, a former executive at Gazprombank, was discovered fatally shot beside his wife and daughter.

Russian oil executive Ravil Maganov died after falling from a Moscow hospital’s window. Social media/EAST2WEST NEWS

Maganov’s death has been reported in Russian state media as a suicide. Mash/EAST2WEST NEWS

A month prior, Sergei Protosenya — a former honcho at liquefied natural gas producer Novatek — was found dead beside his wife and daughter in Spain. Russian authorities claim he beat the pair to death with an ax before hanging himself. Spanish media reported no suicide note and no bloodstains on his body.

Alexander Tyulakov, a Gazprom exec, was found dead in his garage the day after Russia invaded Ukraine in February.

Lukoil, where Maganov had worked since 1993 — rising with the company as it grew out of the collapse of the Soviet Union — was unusual among the Russian oligarch class for consistently criticizing the war in Ukraine.

Maganov was a critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Photo by MIKHAIL KLIMENTYEV/SPUTNIK/AFP via Getty Images

Maganov was reportedly hospitalized for a heart attack and was taking anti-depressants. Social media/EAST2WEST NEWS

In a March 3 statement, the Lukoil board called the invasion of Ukraine “tragic” and called for negotiations to bring about the “soonest possible end to armed conflict.” 

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Edited September 4, 2022 by Tom Nolan

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Sidenote:  If you have been following the stock market, then you know some of the stories surrounding Bed Bath and Beyond.  Coincidently, on Sept 2nd...

Bed, Bath & Beyond CFO Identified As Man Who Lept To Death From Tribeca Skyscraper

by Tyler Durden

Sunday, Sep 04, 2022 - 07:28 AM

The CFO of Bed, Bath and Beyond, Gustavo Arnal, has been identified as a man who jumped to his death from the 60 story "Jenga Building" in Tribeca on Friday.

The 52 year old executive fell from the 18th floor of 56 Leonard Street on Friday and was identified on Sunday morning by the New York Post. The Post notes he had just sold 42,513 shares of stock on August 16, netting a little over $1 million. ...

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/bed-bath-beyond-cfo-leaps-death-tribeca-skyscraper

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TUESDAY SEPT 13th, 2022

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/another-russian-energy-exec-found-dead-fell-overboard-boat-full-speed

Another Russian Energy Exec Found Dead, 'Fell Overboard' Boat At Full Speed

by Tyler Durden

Tuesday, Sep 13, 2022 - 08:10 PM

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.

From link above - May 2022...

These are all the Russian oligarchs who have died suddenly, some in suspicious circumstances, in recent months

https://www.businessinsider.com/these-are-all-the-russian-oligarchs-mysteriously-died-in-2022-2022-4

Russian executive with Gazprom contracts found dead in his swimming pool after being shot in the head

https://www.businessinsider.com/russian-gazprom-linked-executive-found-dead-in-his-swimming-pool-2022-7

Ex-company of Russian oligarch found dead with his wife and child throws doubt on murder-suicide theory, saying he was a 'wonderful family man'

https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-oligarch-death-novatek-doubts-sergey-protosenya-murder-suicide-theory-2022-4?r=US&IR=T

 

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Putin's war on anyone speaking out!

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In the old days of the Soviet Union, Stalin's suspected critics, some very close to Stalin, died mysteriously, sometimes on the operating table while undergoing minor operations. Clumsy medicine.

Edited September 16, 2022 by Ecocharger

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Bodies in mass burial sites found with 'rope around their necks and hands tied'

Multiple bodies at a mass burial site in Izyum have been found with rope around their necks and their hands tied, witnesses have told Reuters news agency. 

It comes as a second site was identified, with 200 wooden crosses marking possible graves (see 12.19pm post).

An area containing a further 440 bodies was discovered yesterday within the city, which was previously a Russian stronghold.