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Lukoil said in a statement that Ravil Maganov “passed away after a serious illness,” but gave no further details. Some Russian reports suggest that Maganov died by suicide. Russian news outlets said his body was found at the Central Clinical Hospital, which often treats Russia’s political and business elite. He appeared to have fallen from a sixth-floor window, reports said. The state-run Tass news agency cited an unnamed law enforcement source as saying Maganov died by suicide and had been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack. News website RBK also reported that police are investigating the possibility of suicide. Story continues below ad
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The Russian oligarch and former vice chairman of the gas company Novatek was found dead by hanging in April. At the scene his wife and daughter were found stabbed to death. Former Gazprombank vice president Vladislav Avayev was found dead in his Moscow home with his wife and daughter in April. Alexander Subbotin, a former director of Lukoil, was found dead in the basement of a shaman’s house in May. Maganov is also not the first prominent Russian to die after falling from a window. There have been numerous documented cases of such deaths in the country in recent years. Story continues below ad — — With files from Sarah Do Couto of Global News 1:40 Russia’s Lavrov accuses the West of using Gorbachev’s name for political purposes Previous Video Next Video © 2022 The Canadian Press
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Posted September 1, 2022 at 11:13 am
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-ONE Larger font Increase the font size of the article A+ The chairman of the board of Russia’s largest private oil company Lukoil has died, Russian news agencies on Thursday cited sources as saying he fell from a hospital window.
Read more: UN team reaches Ukraine nuclear plant despite shelling
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Lukoil said in a statement that Ravil Maganov “passed away after a serious illness,” but gave no further details. Some Russian reports suggest that Maganov died by suicide. Russian news outlets said his body was found at the Central Clinical Hospital, which often treats Russia’s political and business elite. He appeared to have fallen from a sixth-floor window, reports said. The state-run Tass news agency cited an unnamed law enforcement source as saying Maganov died by suicide and had been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack. News website RBK also reported that police are investigating the possibility of suicide. Story continues below ad
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Lukoil was one of the few Russian companies to publicly call for an end to Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, calling in March for an “immediate cessation of the armed conflict.” Trending Stories
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Maganov took over as chairman of Lukoil, Russia’s largest private company, two years ago. He is just the latest of several Russian business executives to die under mysterious circumstances this year.
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The Russian oligarch and former vice chairman of the gas company Novatek was found dead by hanging in April. At the scene his wife and daughter were found stabbed to death. Former Gazprombank vice president Vladislav Avayev was found dead in his Moscow home with his wife and daughter in April. Alexander Subbotin, a former director of Lukoil, was found dead in the basement of a shaman’s house in May. Maganov is also not the first prominent Russian to die after falling from a window. There have been numerous documented cases of such deaths in the country in recent years. Story continues below ad — — With files from Sarah Do Couto of Global News 1:40 Russia’s Lavrov accuses the West of using Gorbachev’s name for political purposes Previous Video Next Video © 2022 The Canadian Press
