Mysterious Deaths Continue in Russia!
Critics of Russian leader Putin for the war with Ukraine are dying mysteriously lately. Finally, Pavel Antov, one of the names who criticized Putin, the owner of the giant sausage company, died after falling from the window of the luxury hotel he was staying in India.
In Russia, oligarchs critical of Putin are mysteriously dying. It was stated that Antov, who stayed in a luxury hotel in the Rayagada region of India, where he went with his friends to celebrate his birthday, fell from the window on the 3rd floor of the hotel and died. It was stated that Antov, who continues his duty as a local deputy in Vladimir Oblast and is one of the richest politicians in the country, was found seriously injured in the pool of the hotel and died in the hospital where he was taken.
A FRIEND OF MY FRIEND WENT FOR HOLIDAY LAST WEEK.
Although the Russian media wrote that the incident could be a suicide, the death of one of Antov’s friends, with whom he went on holiday to India, last week as a result of a heart attack aroused suspicion and Antov became one of the names criticizing Putin. . Invasion of Ukraine. Russian businessman, drawing attention to the images of civilians who lost their lives in Russia’s missile attack on Ukraine, said, “It is very difficult to find a name other than terrorism.” Antov took a step back after the pressure and apologized, saying he always supported Putin.
THE GENERAL MANAGER OF THE ENERGY COMPANY DID THE SAME THING
According to Forbes Russian, Antov is married and has one child. Its annual revenue is $157 million. In recent months, many well-known names of the Russian business world have lost their lives due to unknown reasons. In September, Ravil Maganov, General Manager of Russian energy giant Lukoil, fell from a hospital window and died.
OLIGAKS HAS TROUBLE DUE TO WAR
Although the veil of mystery regarding the mysterious deaths cannot be uncovered, there are those who claim that there is a great rivalry between oligarchs in Russia due to the sanctions imposed by the West after the Ukraine war.
