The purge continues. It is unhealthy to criticize Pootie-Poots. Both the General and his wife meet an unfortunate end. Former Russian Commander Who Criticized Putin Found Dead in Mysterious Circumstances During his time as commander, Lieutenant General Vladimir Sviridov complained about the conditions and poor training of Russian pilots, suggesting things were better under previous presidents. https://www.kyivpost.com/post/24200
Putin's purge of anyone who criticizes him is continuing. Keep in mind that this is what Trump wants to do in the U.S. if he is elected in 2024. Lesbian Artist Receives Multi-Year Prison Sentence for Criticizing Putin, Military https://www.yahoo.com/news/lesbian-artist-receives-multi-prison-143953241.html
Putin needs to keep the press inline. Remember to not upset the dictator with your reporting -- and this is how he handles things at his "favourite newspaper". Mystery as deputy editor of Putin’s ‘favourite newspaper’ found dead aged 35 https://metro.co.uk/2023/12/13/mystery-deputy-editor-putins-favourite-newspaper-found-dead-19966927/ The deputy editor of Vladimir Putin’s ‘favourite newspaper’ has been found dead at her home in mysterious circumstances. Anna Tsareva, 35, worked for pro-Putin newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda and was found unresponsive at her home in Moscow this morning. Her death comes just a year after her former boss also died in a suspicious manner following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Tsareva’s body was discovered by her father after he lost contact with her for a few days and went to check-up on her. Initial reports say there was no indication of a break-in to her apartment nor any ‘signs of a violent death’. It is known she had developed an unspecified acute respiratory viral infection, and had suffered a high fever for several days. However, Shot media reported today that it is suspected she died of ‘acute heart failure’. Tsareva was reported to be in charge of content on Komsomolskaya Pravda’s website, including stories about Putin’s war against Ukraine. It is the biggest news website in Russia with 83.9 million readers in October 2023. She had been deputy editor-in-chief for six years. In September 2022, her boss Vladimir Sungorkin, 68, editor-in-chief and director general of Komsomolskaya Pravda, died of an apparent heart attack. But his death had been seen as suspicious after medics found signs of suffocation. He is often included among a list of dozens of untimely or mysterious deaths since the start of Putin’s war. Sungorkin was accused of ‘disseminating and legitimising aggressive anti-Ukraine and anti-Western propaganda of the Putin regime under direct Kremlin authority in one of Russia’s most popular media outlets.’ The commission stated: ‘The newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda has been described also by President Vladimir Putin as his favourite newspaper.’ Its editor ‘is therefore responsible for supporting actions and policies which undermine the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine’. Tsareva previously worked as deputy editor at then staunchly independent Echo Moscow radio station under highly-respected editor-in-chief Alexey Venediktov. She also had a stint at state news agency TASS before joing KP- the largest newspaper in Russia.
'Tens Of Millions Of Tragedies': Russian Woman Faces Psychiatric Confinement Over Uncompromising Anti-War Stance https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-woman-anti-war-psychiatric-petrova-ukraine/32743777.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/putin-ally-dies-falling-house-195523933.html Putin ally dies falling from house window, latest in spate of mysterious Russian deaths
Some person from small town council in Siberia is not Putin ally. It's like saying you're moron king ally. You just moron without any allies
Head of Putin’s state-run TV empire Zoya Konovalova, 48, found dead with ex-husband after being ‘poisoned’ Zoya is the latest in a long line of mysterious deaths since Putin began his illegal war in Ukraine https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/25276558/russia-putin-zoya-konovalova-dies/ THE chief editor of one of Vladimir Putin's propaganda TV channels has been found dead from a suspected poisoning, it has been claimed. Zoya Konovalova, 48, who ran a channel operating near the frontlines of Mad Vlad's illegal war, was found alongside her ex-husband. Zoya Konovalova, 48, chief editor of Russian state TV company Kuban The Kuban editor was found in her bedroom and her 52-year-old former husband Andrey Gubatiyka's corpse was found close by. “No visible injuries were found during the examination of the bodies,” said a spokesman for the Russian Investigative Committee, which is probing the deaths. The former couple shared a daughter, 15, and an adult son. “The preliminary cause of death is poisoning by an unknown substance,” said a report by her own channel. A fragment of a plastic bag with a "powdery substance" was reportedly found in the TV chief’s private house in Krasnodar city. But her colleagues and friends insisted today she would never have taken drugs. The Kuban media outlet is part of the state-run giant All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company [VGTRK], a key prop in Putin’s propaganda empire. The pair are believed to have been dead for at least 24 hours before their bodies were discovered. They were apparently found by law enforcement and the investigating committee said: “When examining the bodies, no visible injuries were found. “Forensic medical examinations have been arranged.” Dozens of mysterious deaths of prominent Russians have been reported since the start of Putin’s war with Ukraine. Ukraine is also believed to have carried out assassinations of those who support the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Just last month the 35-year-old deputy editor-in-chief of Putin’s favourite newspaper was found dead in Moscow. Anna Tsareva’s body was discovered at her home in the Russian capital, with an investigation underway. It came nearly a year after the death of her boss Vladimir Sungorkin, 68. In September 2022, her boss Vladimir Sungorkin, 68, editor-in-chief and director general of Komsomolskaya Pravda, died of a “heart attack” after showing signs of suffocation. His death has been seen as suspicious. He is often included among a list of dozens of untimely or mysterious deaths since the start of Putin’s war. Russia has previously claimed that Vladimir Solovyov, a top presenter and frothing propagandist at VGTRK, had been targeted by Ukraine in an assassination bid. The deputy director of VGTRK is Dmitry Kiselyov - another leading propagandist - who has said that Britain is “so small that one Sarmat missile is enough to drown it once and for all”. “The Russian missile Sarmat [Satan-2], the world most powerful…is capable of … destroying an area the size of Texas or England.” Konovalova was influential as an editor in Krasnodar region, which lies across the Kerch Strait from annexed Crimea. Putin’s official Black Sea residence is in this region, as is his £3 billion cliff top palace at Gelendzhik. The Krasnodar region has been targeted by Ukraine during the conflict. Last month Ilya Kyva, 46, once a party leader in the Kyiv parliament, was found “covered in blood” in a suspected assassination near Moscow by Ukrainian secret services. He had become a Putin puppet who appeared on obedient state TV shows. (Article has more pictures)
Top Russian journalist Alexander Rybin, 39, found lying dead on roadside after blasting Putin for ‘gigantic corruption’ It's the latest in a number of mysterious media-linked deaths in Russia https://www.the-sun.com/news/10044004/russian-journalist-alexander-rybin-found-dead-corruption/