Mysterious Deaths of Russian Oil Executives Continue with Latest Fatality

Former Yukos vice-president Mikhail Rogachev found dead after falling from his Moscow apartment, adding to a troubling pattern of unexplained deaths among Russia's energy elite.

Rogachev, 64, was discovered by an SVR operative outside his tenth-floor residence, with authorities labeling the incident a suicide.
Despite claims of cancer, Rogachev's family denies he was suicidal, noting he was in good spirits prior to his death.
His death follows a series of mysterious fatalities among Russian energy executives since the onset of the Ukraine conflict.
Rogachev's career included key roles at Yukos, Onexim Group, and Norilsk Nickel, linking him to influential figures opposing Putin.
Similar unexplained deaths have occurred in the past two years, including executives from Gazprom and Lukoil.