The Kremlin is hunting for traitors: the number of killings of Russians has increased around the world - WSJ

In particular, it was believed that some citizens could allegedly bear "politically blasting ideas", while others were probably involved in the "criminal war". Some could also die with natural death, but Wikipedia posted a list of 51 persons "mysterious deaths of Russian businessmen". "Businessmen were found hanged in London and drowning in Puerto Rico.

The boss of the ruling party fell from the roof of the Indian hotel, and the 46-year-old Deputy Minister of Science died of an unclear disease while returning from Cuba," the statement said. In addition, the Spanish police are still investigating the death of the former Deputy Chairman of the Board of Novatek, Sergei Protosen, his wife and daughter near Barcelona in 2022.

In February, it became known that in the Moscow elite residential complex "Putin's House" died 35-year-old son Igor Sechin, a proxy of the President of the Russian Federation and the executive director of the oil giant "Rosneft". The publication noted that these deaths did not have a clear influence of the Kremlin. In addition, two months after the start of the unsuccessful rebellion of the Wagner PEC, the head of the group Yevhen Prigogin was crashed near Putin's residence.

And in February 2024, Russian oppositionist Alexei Navalny died in the colony at the moment when an agreement on his release was concluded. "The mafia murder of Kuzminov fits into another hidden flow of the new spying war between Russia and the West. Since Putin's invasion of Putin and its Western allies have intensified attempts to devastate the Russian state and the army, attracting the flow of defectors, which can be stated," Journalists.

The publication noted that the Kremlin, in turn, is trying to hunt for its apostates. We will remind, on February 22 in the media reported that Russian agents could have operated freely in Spain. In particular, the Russian pilot Maxim Kuzminov could become the target of Russian "death squadrons". On the same day, the Spanish edition noted that law enforcement officers believe that Moscow could kill Pilot Maxim Kuzminov.