💨 Abstract
The death of Russian Cabinet minister Roman Starovoit near his Moscow home has sparked speculation and comparisons to historical purges. Starovoit was found dead, reportedly by suicide, shortly after being fired by President Vladimir Putin. Questions surround the circumstances of his death and potential corruption charges. His former deputy was arrested for embezzlement, and Russian media has drawn parallels to Stalin's purges. Observers note the increased tension and potential hazard for Kremlin elites as the war in Ukraine continues.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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