Another Mysterious Death in the Russian Ministry of Transport
Journalist
Anna Tkach
07.07.2025 - 19:00
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According to 'Glavkom', Oleksii Korniichuk died of cardiac arrest. During a meeting in the Ministry of Transport building in Moscow, he suddenly stood up and collapsed on the floor. He was 42 years old.
Roman Starovoit, the former Minister of Transport of Russia, committed suicide after his resignation, which was signed by Vladimir Putin. Starovoit's body was found in the Moscow region with a gunshot wound. The investigation considers this a suicide.
In the past, there have been cases of sudden death of top managers in Russian companies such as 'Lukoil', 'Gazprom', 'Novatek'. In particular, a former vice president of 'Yukos', Mykhailo Rohachov, was found dead in Moscow. Also, a fifth top manager associated with 'Gazprom' died, and one of the occupiers close to Yevgeny Prigozhin was found dead in Karelia.
According to glavcom.ua: In the world of business and politics, there are often mysterious cases where high-ranking officials suddenly died or became victims of crime. Currently, the investigation is probing the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Oleksii Korniichuk and Roman Starovoit, noting in particular that the latter committed suicide. These incidents have sparked outrage and discussion in Russian society, and further investigation is expected.
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