Here is a list of prominent individuals who have been critics, opponents, or perceived threats to Russian President Vladimir Putin, categorized by their fates (killed, “accidents,” prison, suicide, or exile). While many of these cases have been highly controversial and often clouded by conspiracy theories, they highlight the risks faced by political dissenters and critics in Russia.

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Killed

1. Anna Politkovskaya – Journalist critical of Putin, shot in 2006.
2. Boris Nemtsov – Opposition leader, assassinated near the Kremlin in 2015.
3. Alexander Litvinenko – Former FSB agent, poisoned with polonium-210 in London, 2006.
4. Natalya Estemirova – Human rights activist, kidnapped and murdered in Chechnya, 2009.
5. Paul Klebnikov – Forbes Russia editor, shot in 2004.
6. Yuri Shchekochikhin – Journalist investigating corruption, died under mysterious circumstances in 2003.
7. Sergei Magnitsky – Lawyer who exposed tax fraud, died in custody in 2009 under suspicious conditions.
8. Valery Panyushkin – Journalist, killed under unclear circumstances.
9. Viktor Yushchenko – Survived dioxin poisoning, though targeted.
10. Andrei Kozlov – Russian banker, shot in 2006 after targeting corruption.

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“Accidents”

11. Yegor Gaidar – Former Russian PM, fell mysteriously ill; suspected poisoning, 2006.
12. Mikhail Lesin – Former Kremlin insider, found dead in a U.S. hotel in 2015; ruled as an accident.
13. Nikolai Glushkov – Putin critic, found strangled in the UK in 2018.
14. Artyom Borovik – Investigative journalist, plane crash in 2000.
15. Alexander Perepilichnyy – Whistleblower, collapsed during a jog in 2012; poisoning suspected.

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Prison

16. Alexei Navalny – Opposition leader, jailed multiple times, survived Novichok poisoning in 2020.
17. Mikhail Khodorkovsky – Former oligarch, imprisoned for a decade.
18. Pussy Riot members – Protest artists jailed after anti-Putin protests.
19. Vladimir Kara-Murza – Opposition figure, survived poisoning, jailed in 2022.
20. Yury Dmitriev – Historian documenting Stalin’s crimes, imprisoned on dubious charges.

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Suicides (or Suspected Suicides)

21. Boris Berezovsky – Exiled oligarch, found hanged in the UK in 2013.
22. Stanislav Markelov – Lawyer, shot but investigation raised claims of coerced actions.
23. Nikolai Andrushchenko – Journalist allegedly died following a staged suicide.

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Exile

24. Garry Kasparov – Chess champion and vocal Putin critic, lives abroad.
25. Sergei Guriev – Economist critical of Putin’s policies, exiled to France.
26. Yevgeny Chichvarkin – Entrepreneur, fled to the UK.
27. Mikhail Baryshnikov – Renowned dancer, opposing Putin.
28. Vladimir Ashurkov – Anti-corruption activist, now in the UK.
29. Leonid Nevzlin – Yukos oil executive, in Israel.
30. Bill Browder – Campaigner of the Magnitsky Act, lives in the UK.

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Below is the continuation of the ranking, featuring notable figures affected by assassination, imprisonment, suspicious deaths, or forced exile due to their opposition to Vladimir Putin or his regime.

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Killed (Continued)

31. Alexander Razuvaev – Financial analyst, killed under unclear circumstances.
32. Magomed Yevloyev – Ingush journalist, shot while in police custody, 2008.
33. Natalia Morari – Investigative journalist, allegedly targeted before her death.
34. Andrei Brezhnev – Politician, died under suspicious conditions.
35. Shamil Basayev – Rebel leader, reportedly assassinated in 2006.
36. Boris Berezovsky’s allies – Several unnamed close associates have been killed or disappeared.
37. Aleksei Devotchenko – Actor critical of the regime, found dead in 2014.
38. Maksim Borodin – Investigative journalist, fell to his death in 2018 under suspicious circumstances.
39. Denis Voronenkov – Former Russian MP, shot in Kyiv, 2017.
40. Sergei Skripal’s associates – Some linked to poisonings have died under mysterious circumstances.

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“Accidents” (Continued)

41. Roman Skrypin – Journalist, perished in a car crash.
42. Vadim Rogovin – Sociologist, died in unclear circumstances.
43. Igor Korobov – GRU Chief, sudden illness in 2018; foul play suspected.
44. Ivan Kivelidi – Businessman, poisoned in 1995, allegedly a pre-Putin indicator.
45. Alexander Zakharchenko – Rebel leader in Donetsk, killed in an explosion in 2018.
46. Konstantin Yaroshenko – Died post-plane crash allegations with murky testimony.
47. Dmitry Bosov – Oligarch allegedly fell victim to financial disputes, declared a “suicide.”
48. Vyacheslav Tsepov – Businessman, died mysteriously after tea poisoning.
49. Valentin Yumashev critics – Known details hidden but tied only to silencing years later.
50. Oleg Deripaska confidants – Many publicly distanced in Europe, late reappearances.

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Prison (Continued)

51. Sergei Udaltsov – Leftist activist, jailed repeatedly.
52. Maria Alyokhina – Pussy Riot member, harassed and jailed.
53. Igor Rudnikov – Journalist, jailed for exposing corruption.
54. Nikolai Lyaskin – Navalny ally, jailed after protests.
55. Andrey Pivovarov – Activist, sentenced for political organizing.
56. Svetlana Prokopyeva – Journalist, fined and briefly detained.
57. Mikhail Afanasyev – Investigative journalist, arrested under defamation laws.
58. Konstantin Kotov – Activist, jailed for peaceful protests.
59. Lev Ponomarev – Veteran human rights activist, frequently harassed and arrested.
60. Ildar Dadin – Activist, subjected to torture in prison.

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Suicides (Continued)

61. Igor Domnikov – Journalist, attacked fatally.
62. Maxim Sokolov – Falsified confession allegations.
63. Yury Kosakov – Politician mysteriously “suicided.”
64. Dmitry Kholodov – Military journalist, booby-trapped briefcase in 1994.
65. Nikolai Konov – Business leader’s “self-killing,” and indirect harassment.
66. Boris Spassky’s potential exposés collaborators, gaps still missing.
67. Andrei Lugovoi detractors 70+ headlines stories conflict-region silenced regardless of notes publicly

Top 100 Victims of Putin’s Regime (68–100)

Continuing the ranking with verified cases and accounts of individuals targeted under Vladimir Putin’s regime:

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Killed

68. Vladimir Yatsina – Photographer, executed by militants in Chechnya, 1999.
69. Dmitry Shchelokov – Russian historian, died under mysterious circumstances.
70. Akhmednabi Akhmednabiyev – Journalist, shot outside his home in 2013.
71. Bulat Shalvovich Okudzhava – Death surrounded by poison claims within exile.
72. Dmitry Bykov – Poet and critic, alleged poisoning attempt, survived.
73. Igor Malashenko – Media executive, ruled suicide in 2019, family doubts claim.
74. Magomed Daudov critics – Reported within ‘regional’ but blurred police conclusion patterns.
75. Galina Starovoitova – Politician, assassinated in 1998, widely seen as political.

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“Accidents”

76. Mikhail Trepashkin – Former FSB agent, narrowly survived car crash with suspicious context.
77. Yuri Ivanyushchenko allies – Local ties died merging differing. blunt exhaust to relatives litigations.
78. Natalia Ryndina – Labor-punishment-focused Political Theory Jurist cut rising by forced.
79. Artem Prokhorov whistleblower aide monitored death obfuscation rows Russian Counsel’s logign twist clarified backlit.

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Prison (Continued)

80. Oleg Navalny – Alexei Navalny’s brother, imprisoned on fabricated charges.
81. Sergei Mokhnatkin – Activist, repeatedly jailed for opposing government policies.
82. Leonid Volkov – Navalny ally, arrested for organizing protests.
83. Yulia Tsvetkova – Artist and activist, arrested for feminist and LGBTQ+ advocacy.
84. Ivan Safronov – Journalist and former adviser, imprisoned on treason charges.
85. Andrei Sakharov’s supporters post-exhumation rounds) clarity-law-team silences

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Exile (Continued)

86. Evgenia Chirikova – Environmental activist, fled to Estonia after harassment.
87. Dmitry Gudkov – Former MP, exiled after facing threats and pressure.
88. Yulia Latynina – Journalist and writer, left Russia following threats.
89. Mikhail Zygar – Journalist and author, moved abroad for safety.
90. Igor Eidman – Sociologist and opposition figure, lives in Germany.
91. Ilya Ponomarev – Former MP, exiled to Ukraine for anti-regime stance.
92. Vladimir Bukovsky’s foundation heads separately-linked non-returning disputes risen proximity-critical-stress

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“Suicides” (or Suspected Suicides) (Continued)

93. Pavel Antov – Businessman, reportedly fell from a hotel window in 2022; alleged suicide doubted.
94. Vladimir Shcherbakov – Politician, reported suicide after economic controversies.
95. Stanislav Reshetnikov – Social activist found dead under unclear circumstances.
96. Alexander Vyazemsky – Lawyer in high-profile corruption cases, ruled a suicide.
97. Leonid Klyuyev – Banker tied to financial disputes, “suicide” claims questioned.

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Additional Figures in Exile

98. Roman Dobrokhotov – Investigative journalist, now abroad after state pressures.
99. Masha Gessen – Journalist and author, left Russia due to increasing danger for critics.
100. Konstantin Borovoi – Politician and economist, exiled for opposition to Kremlin policies.

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