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Now Russia expert Bill Browder unpacks about the many mysterious deaths and “suicides” among Putin’s wealthy friends. These are “all murders.” Russia’s oligarchs are murdering each other. A bloody struggle for power is raging in Putin’s “nest of vipers.
For Russia expert Bill Browder, it is clear that the many mysterious deaths and “suicides” among the Russian elite are “all murders”. Yet Russia’s oligarchs would murder each other in a bloody struggle for power in Putin’s debauched “nest of vipers.”
The oligarchs try to save their wealth
Since the beginning of the Ukraine invasion, mysterious “suicides” of oligarchs have been piling up in Putin’s environment. The renowned banker Bill Browder, who was once one of the biggest investors in Russia, now speaks out what everyone thinks: “These are all murders.” What is new, however, is his explanation: the oligarchs were trying to protect their wealth after being hit hard by Western sanctions.
Russian billionaire Konstantin Goloshapov has seemingly disappeared – and a few days after he left amid a fraud investigation, his son Dmitri died under unexplained circumstances.
People die because they control money flows
Speaking at a conference of the neoconservative think tank the Henry Jackson Society in London, Browder underscored, “We are dealing with a can of worms here, fighting over wealth, money flow and power as the economic pie in Russia shrinks.” These people are not oligarchs in the true sense of the word, but people who sit in positions that have some authority over important money flows – especially in the oil and gas business.” These include, for example, Gazprom, Lukoil, Novatek and Gazprombank.
Putin’s “weapons guru” Dmitry Konoplev (46) suffered from anxiety disorders and depression. The therapy ended fatally…
Because of the sanctions, many now “want to keep their personal cash flow at the level they had before the war started. And so everyone is looking around to redistribute pieces of the pie.”
You fight for money and you get killed for it
Browder also explains how this goes on practically: “If someone is sitting in front of a flow of money that’s going to someone else, and a meaner, tougher person comes along and says, ‘You’ve got to send that to us’ – then the person responsible for that flow of money gets killed either by the person they’re diverting the flow of money away from, or by the person they’re not diverting it to.”
Putin’s intelligence officer Yevgeny Lobachev (76): Wanted to take a walk, but then reportedly preferred to shoot himself.
Greedy actors would “fight for money and get killed for it.”
From a staunch defender of Putin to his harshest critic
Bill Browder was once one of Putin’s greatest defenders. The fund company he founded in 1996, Hermitage Capital Management, was at times considered one of the largest Western investors in Russia, with assets worth $4 billion in 2005. For longer than others, Browder had defended Putin’s crackdown on oligarchs. It was not until 2007 that he became one of his harshest critics.
Bill Browder is now a Putin critic, human rights activist and entrepreneur.Among those who met an untimely end is Pavel Pchelnikov (52), a top Russian Railways executive who was found shot dead in his Moscow apartment.
Subbotin: advice from a shaman is said to have been fatal
Then there is Konstantin Goloshapov’s son Dmitry, who was found dead four days after his father fled to Belarus after Putin’s thugs raided his business and tried to charge him with embezzlement. Putin was close to the exiled tycoon, who was dubbed Putin’s “masseur.”
The body of well-known multimillionaire Yuri Voronov (61) was found in St. Petersburg. The entrepreneur, who also made deals with Gazprom, lay dead in the pool.
Billionaire Alexander Subbotin, 43, reportedly died in May after taking “advice from shamans.” It is believed that the Lukoil manager was poisoned with toad poison that caused a heart attack.
Dead in swimming pool
Ukrainian-born multimillionaire Yevgeny Palant, 47, and his wife Olga Palant, 50, were the latest victims. Last week they had been found stabbed to death in their home in the Moscow region.
Railroad manager Pavel Pchelnikov, 52, was found dead on his balcony in Moscow.
In July, Gazprom’s 61-year-old transport director Yuri Voronov was found dead in his swimming pool. A high-ranking friend and criminologist warned of foul play.
“Falling from hospital window”
Since the beginning of the year, several of Putin’s cronies have also died under mysterious circumstances, including Ivan Peshorin – Putin’s man in charge of developing Russia’s vast Arctic resources – allegedly “fell off the side of a boat” under mysterious circumstances in waters near Russky Island.
Ravil Maganov (67), chairman of Russia’s second-largest oil producer Lukoil, died after falling from a hospital window in Moscow.
This came just weeks after the death of oil chief Ravil Maganov, who “fell from a hospital window.” The 64-year-old head of Russian oil giant Lukoil reportedly died after falling from a window on the sixth floor of Moscow’s Central Hospital.
Hanged in the villa in Spain
On February 25 – the day after Putin ordered his troops into Ukraine – the body of Alexander Tyulakov, a senior financial and security official at the level of deputy general director of Gazprom, was found dead by his mistress. The 61-year-old was lying in his villa with a noose around his neck.
By April, four high-ranking Gazprom managers had died, allegedly by suicide (from left to right) Vladislav Avayev, Sergei Protosenya, Alexander Tyulakov, Leonid Shulman.
Meanwhile, wealthy Vladislav Avayev, 51, a former vice president of Gazprombank and former Kremlin official, was found shot to death in his Moscow penthouse.
A few days later, Sergei Protosenya, 55, was found dead by hanging in Spain. Protosenya was a former deputy chairman of Novotek, a company with close ties to the Kremlin. And in March, the body of Russian billionaire Vasily Melnikov was found with stab wounds in his luxury apartment in the city of Nizhny Novgorod.
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