9. Ravil Maganov
Our final and most recent suspicious death is that of the chairman of the national oil company Lukoil, Ravil Maganov, and one that comes with a bit of a twist at the end. Maganov had been admitted to the Moscow Central Clinical Hospital after reportedly suffering a heart attack but on September 1, died after apparently falling from a sixth-floor window.
Many have speculated, as with the death of Alexander Subbotin, that he had been assassinated for his company’s public condemnation of the invasion of Ukraine. Maganov was also an outspoken critic of Vladimir Putin. Although Russian news agencies are reporting that this was a suicide, many people close to Maganov say this is highly unlikely. Others suggested that he may have fallen from a balcony while smoking. Something that is fueling the suspicions is the fact that CCTV footage was not available because cameras had been “turned off for repairs.”
And that twist at the end? It just so happens that on the day Maganov fell from that window, Putin had visited the hospital to pay his respects to Mikhail Gorbachev who had died at the hospital two days earlier.
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