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RBC Ukraine on MSNPutin's 'favorite' brigade ordered to execute Ukrainian POWs, says Ukraine intelThe Main Intelligence Directorate published an order from a Russian commander about the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war. This crime confirms the systemic nature of war crimes committed by the enemy army,
Russia’s transport minister allegedly shot himself in the head on Monday just hours after President Vladimir Putin dismissed him from his post, investigators said.
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it was shocked by the sudden death of Russia's former transport minister Roman Starovoit, news of which broke hours after President Vladimir Putin had sacked him. Starovoit was found dead in his car outside Moscow with a gunshot wound and the principal hypothesis is that he took his own life,
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The Moscow Times on MSNAndras Toth-Czifra: Starovoit's Apparent Suicide Could Shock the Kremlin's SystemRussian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead near a parking lot in Moscow’s Odintsovo district, where he lived, on July 7. He apparently shot himself — or, at least, this is the working theory of investigators.
Russia is rocked by scandal as ex-Transport Minister Roman Starovoyt is found dead just hours after President Putin fired him. Authorities say Starovoyt, 53, shot himself inside his Tesla Model X near Moscow,
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The Western Journal on MSNSenior Russian Official Found Dead Hours After Being Fired by PutinA top Russian government official who was dismissed Monday by Russian leader Vladimir Putin is dead, with officials calling his death a suicide. Transport Minister Roman Starovoit, who held his post since May of last year,
Roman Starovoyt, Russia's transport minister, was found dead in an apparent suicide shortly after being dismissed by Vladimir Putin. His death follows scrutiny over border failures during Ukraine’s Kursk incursion and a deepening corruption scandal.
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By Gleb Stolyarov MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin fired his transport minister on Monday, in an unexpected move that comes at a time of significant challenges for the transport sector as the war in Ukraine drags on for a fourth year.
Russia’s transport minister was found dead Monday in what authorities called a suspected suicide, hours after he was dismissed from his post by President Vladimir Putin. Roman Starovoyt, 53, was found in his car in a suburb west of Moscow with a gunshot wound, Russia’s Investigative Committee said.