Secret death of the top manager of the famous bank: He fell from the 11th floor…

While many top executives and officials have been suspiciously killed in Russia, which is at war with Ukraine, the incident this morning has shocked the country.

Kristina Baikova, 28-year-old deputy general manager of Loko-Bank, one of the country’s best-known banks, died after falling from the window of her 11th-floor home.

An investigation was opened after the death of the young woman.

While the investigation into the event continues, it was reported that the young woman died at the scene. It became known that the 34-year-old banker was with a friend of Andrei at the time of the incident.

While this incident was claimed to have taken place shortly after she invited Andrei to her home, Russian police announced that an investigation into the incident had been launched. After the war that started in February last year, many opposition figures against the war, both in government institutions and in the private sector, died suspiciously.

In May, Russia’s Deputy Science Minister Pyotr Kucherenko fell ill and died on his way from Cuba to Moscow. Kucherenko was known for his anti-war statements.

In April, Igor Shkurko, a leading figure in the energy field, died in prison, where he had been held for taking bribes. Viatcheslav Rovneiko, the head of the Russian oil companies, was also found unconscious in his house, but died after a while.

CONTINUING SUSPICIOUS DEATH

Similarly, in February, Marina Yankina, 58, a Russian Defense Ministry official, died suspiciously. Yankina fell from a skyscraper about 48 meters high.

Major General Vladimir Makarov, who was ousted by Putin, was also recently found dead. It was said that Makarov may have committed suicide. On December 26, Pavel Antonov, one of the wealthiest figures in the Russian parliament and known for his opposition to Putin, also fell from the window of the hotel where he was staying in India.