Another Russian Energy Exec Found Dead, ‘Fell Overboard’ Boat At Full Speed

Nation and State ^ | 09/13/2022

[SeekAndFind]

Another one bites the dust...

Less than two weeks since Ravil Maganov, the vice president and chair of the board of directors of Russian oil giant Lukoil, died after falling out of a sixth floor hospital window in Moscow, another Russian energy executive has been found dead in mysterious circumstances.

39-year-old Ivan Pechorin, managing director of Putin's Far East and Arctic Development Corporation, fell off the side of a boat while sailing in the waters close to Russky Island near Cape Ignatiev, according to Russian daily Komsomolskaya Pravda.

For two days, rescuers searched for a man at sea near the coastline - unfortunately, he was found dead.

"On September 12, 2022, it became known about the tragic death of our colleague, Managing Director for the Aviation Industry of the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation Ivan Pechorin. Ivan's death is an irreparable loss for friends and colleagues, a great loss for the corporation," representatives of the Development Corporation said.

According to The Mirror's Russia correspondent, he was personally selected by Putin for his role, and was described by Newsweek as Putin's "key man" in the region.

Interestingly, Pechorin's death comes just months after the corporation's former CEO Igor Nosov, 43, also died suddenly in February, reportedly from a stroke.

Pechorin's death is the latest in a string of unexplained or untimely deaths of Russian magnates connected to the energy industry in the last months.

[jmacusa]

Nah. It's Vlad following Uncle Joe Stalin's play book. Eliminate any competition or anyone who might be a threat. Stalin purged his General Staff and most of his army. That's why the Krauts had it so easy in the first few months of Barbarossa. Stalin did the same after the war with "The Doctors Trials"". He had just about all the Jewish doctors offed. He didn't trust any of them. Before he did it he'd tell some of his senior aides that they didn't look ''well'' and he order them to go into the hospital for ''treatment''. They go in alright. They just never came out.

[Peter ODonnell]

The score late in the fourth quarter, Clintons 89, Putin 58.

Mitt Romney tried to kill his dog.

This latest one, a guy falling overboard into freezing cold waters in the Siberian arctic? Not as suspicious as most of those in the list.

[alexander_busek]

Less than two weeks since after Ravil Maganov, the vice president and chair of the board of directors of Russian oil giant Lukoil, died after falling out of a sixth floor hospital window in Moscow, another Russian energy executive has been found dead [...]

The conjunction "since" should be used when the main clause describes an activity with duration beginning with the referenced event (here: Maganov's death) and continuing up to the present:

"Since Maganov died, his wife has been inconsolable."

Regards,

[alexander_busek]

These people certainly have primitive ways of doing one another in...one would have thought they’d be somewhat less obvious by now.

The point is to be as obvious as possible, in order to send a message.

Regards,

[Mark17]

Hard to swim when you are wearing cement overshoes

Yes it is. Clearly a case of suicide. /S

[newnhdad]

He accidentally fell off the boat after accidentally shooting himself three times in the back of his head and accidentally falling on a knife.