US EditionRussia's Putin Joins Mourners to Pay Respects to Ex-Classmate and Top Judge
MOSCOW, RUSSIA, JUL 22 – Irina Podnosova was the first woman to lead Russia's Supreme Court and died after a year-long cancer battle amid suspicions linked to multiple mysterious deaths among Russian elites.
- President Vladimir Putin attended the memorial for Irina Podnosova, the head of Russia's Supreme Court, who died at age 71.
- Putin expressed his sorrow by placing a bouquet of red flowers at her coffin and bowing his head in respect.
- Putin and Podnosova were classmates in the 1970s in Leningrad, where he began his KGB career.
- Podnosova had served as the chair of the Supreme Court for just over a year before her passing.
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Russia's Putin joins mourners to pay respects to ex-classmate and top judge
MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin joined mourners on Thursday to say farewell to his former classmate Irina Podnosova, the head of Russia's Supreme Court, who died earlier this week aged 71.
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Irina Podnosowa, head of the Supreme Court in Russia, died at the age of 71. According to the state media, former student colleague Vladimir Putin succumbed to cancer. However, there is doubt about this presentation - because in recent months a number of high-ranking officials have died under mysterious circumstances.
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