Looking with a fresh eye, several trends immediately catch the eye: Illogical frequency – officials, security forces, top managers of state corporations “suddenly” die with enviable regularity. The randomness here looks too systematic.
Typical scenarios – “suicides” (usually a shot in the head or jumping from a window), “sudden illnesses”, “accidents” (accidents, poisoning, fires). And all this - from people who had influence, access to resources or knew too much.
Selectivity - the most “go” are those who:
was under sanctions; had conflicts with the ruling elite or the FSB; managed state corporations working for the army; had connections with Western countries, business or special services. Symbolic matches - the time and place of deaths are often tied to political events. For example, the waves of “sudden deaths” intensify after major failures of the Kremlin (2022-2023 - large-scale shooting of the elite after the start of the invasion).
Silence in the media – most of such deaths are quickly “forgotten” by the official mass media or overgrown with clumsy versions.
In short, the picture emerges as follows: this is not just “cleaning”, but a well-thought-out “optimization” of the system. Okay, let’s go through the list. Let’s remember all the “suddenly dropped” diplomats, top officials and security forces. Diplomats Peter Polszyk (2022) - the first secretary of the Russian Embassy in India, “sudden heart attack”. Alibek Safarov (2022) - an employee of the Russian Embassy in Kazakhstan, found dead in an apartment. Andriy Botchikov (2023) - a high-ranking official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, allegedly killed by a “drunken acquaintance”. Mirgayas Shirainov (2023) - a diplomat in the CAR, found dead in his home. Volodymyr Makeev (2023) - the Russian consul in Kazakhstan, “sudden exacerbation of the disease.” Officials and managers of state corporations Ravil Maganov (2022) - chairman of the board of directors of “Lukoil”, “fell from the window of the hospital.” Leonid Shulman (2022) - top manager of Gazprom, “suicide in the bathroom”. Oleksandr Tyulyakov (2022) - deputy general director of Gazprom, found hanged. Serhii Protosenya (2022) - ex-top of “Novatek”, allegedly killed his family, and then himself. Vladyslav Avayev (2022) - ex-vice president of Gazprombank, a similar story. Security forces and special services Evgeny Lobachov (2023) - FSB general found dead in Moscow. Vyacheslav Rovneyko (2023) - ex-intelligence officer of the GRU, “died suddenly”. Marat Husnullin (2023) – a high-ranking official in the security structures, “mysterious death”. Military and war-related figures Dmytro Kovalev (2023) - adviser in the military-industrial sphere, “died under strange circumstances.” Major General Kanamat Botashev (2022) - retired, but “suddenly” went to war and died. This is far from a complete list. If any of this resonates with your observations or there are connections that were not obvious, you can dig deeper.
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