They’re dropping like flies in Russia.
The former rector to the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) has died, according to a statement from the organization, amid a recent string of mysterious deaths among top Russian officials and executives.
Anatoly Gerashchenko "died in an accident" on September 21 and had served as the institute's rector from 2007 to 2015, according to MAI's website.
He spent 45 years of his life at the organization, working his way up the institute and was a "Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor [and] Advisor to the Rector of MAI," it added.
The institute's website added that a commission is now formed to investigate the incident, which will include representatives from the Ministry of Education and Science, the State Labour Inspectorate and the MAI.
Gerashchenko is at least the 10th influential Russian to have reportedly died by suicide or in unexplained accidents since late January, with at least six of them associated with Russia's two largest energy companies.
Four of those six were linked to the Russian state-owned energy giant Gazprom or one of its subsidiaries, while the other two were associated with Lukoil, Russia's largest privately owned oil and gas company.
Earlier this year, the company took the unusual public stance of speaking out against Russia's war in Ukraine, calling for sympathy for the victims, and for an end to the conflict.
Lukoil's chairman Ravil Maganov died at the beginning of September after falling out of the window of a hospital in Moscow, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
In mid-September, Russian businessman Ivan Pechorin, who is the top manager for the Corporation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic, was found dead in Vladivostok, according to Russian state media. Pechorin drowned on September 10 near Cape Ignatyev in Vladivostok, regional media reported.
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Replies to: They’re dropping like flies in Russia.
Putin must have gotten a how-to tutorial from the Clintons
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He’s raiding his political opponents homes with his government agencies
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You mean the homes of citizens with unauthorized possession of Top Secret documents...and have
lied about having them...
Upon conviction, giving DJT a chance to experience what a 'Flying Squirrel' does off the top of Trump Tower in NYC isn't a bad idea.
My God what a terrible comparison
Let me know when Biden orders the murder of his opponents rather than standing by as the FBI goes through the proper legal channels to execute a warrant that Biden was not informed about beforehand.
Stop your bullshit.
The same path, just earlier in the journey. But look how quickly you've travelled this far!
It is just never the same thing in your mind because of insignificant detail differences, or in this case because you cannot appreciate the concept of different stages of a process.
Insignificant!
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In other cases, yes. Here, you cannot see yourself at a earlier, but progressive stage.
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I'm glad that doesn't happen here in the US....
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There seems to be something about this factual statement that has triggered a defensive response.
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Vlad bought a can of Raid.
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