The former Russian consul-general to Iran, Konstantin Alekseev, was found dead in his Moscow home.
His death is under investigation, and he had previously served as a diplomat in Iran and held senior positions within the Russian Foreign Ministry.
“The causes of Alekseev’s death are now being established,” Shot media wrote. (Trending: Tucker Carlson Reveals ‘Secret’ Project He’s Been Working On For Months)
His passing is part of a series of mysterious deaths among prominent figures in Russia, including individuals with ties to Lukoil and Russian generals.
“Prior to the deaths of Lebedev and Nekrasov, Lukoil tycoon Ravil Maganov, 67, fell from a window of Moscow’s elite Central Clinical Hospital, also known as the Kremlin clinic, in September last year,” the report noted.
“There were suspicions of murder but Maganov had been in hospital for a longstanding heart problem and fell from a sixth floor window, dying on the spot.”
“Billionaire Alexander Subbotin, 43 – also linked to energy giant Lukoil where he was a top manager – was found dead in May 2022,” the report added.
“One of the circulating theories is that Subbotin was poisoned by toad venom – which then triggered a heart attack.”
“As well as all of the top Lukoil executives, several Russian generals have been killed since the beginning of the war,” the report stated.
The causes of these deaths remain unknown.
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