US EditionTop Russian Oil Executive Dies in Moscow Window Fall
- Andrei Badalov, vice president of Transneft, died after falling from a window in Moscow on July 4, 2025, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
- Preliminary findings indicate that Badalov's cause of death may be suicide, with a farewell note allegedly found at the scene.
- There has been a rising number of high-profile Russian officials and executives dying under mysterious circumstances since 2022, often labeled as suicides or accidents.
- Analyst Ivan Stupak suggested that many deaths could be linked to internal rivalries or pressure from Russian security services, indicating a dangerous climate for officials.
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Russian stuff blowing up: Another Russian official falls out of a window
Another prominent Russian official has died from a 17-story plunge out of a window. Reports say he lived on the 10th floor but went out a 17th-floor window and left a note. And in Anapa, a Russian city referred to as notorious for having people fall...
The vice president of the state pipeline company Transneft, Andrei Badalov, was found dead this morning in Moscow. “The body of...
The Kyiv Independent
einnews.comDeath of top Russian oil executive fuels fresh scrutiny of elite's 'window falls'
The unexplained death of a top Russian oil executive on July 4 is fueling renewed scrutiny over the rising number of high-profile Russian officials and businessmen who have died under mysterious circumstances, specifically, have fallen out of windows. Andrei Badalov, vice president of Transneft, Russia's largest state-controlled pipeline transport company,
Vice President of Russian Oil Company Transneft Dies After Falling From Window of Moscow Tower Block
Andrei Badalov lived on the tenth floor of the building, but fell from the seventeenth, committing suicide according to Russian state media,
A Russian businessman died in troubled circumstances. This is not the first time that a prominent Russian personality has suffered the same fate. ...
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