A "minister" of the so-called LPR allegedly shot himself in Russia
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Konstantin Zavizenov, the so-called "Minister of Fuel and Energy" of the so-called LPR, was found dead in his home near Moscow. The underage son denies that his father wanted to commit suicide.
This was reported by the opposition Telegram channel VChK-OGPU.
What Zavizenov's son and investigators say
The Telegram channel reports that the body of former "LPR Minister" Konstantin Zavizenov was found in the Istra district. The cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head, and investigators are considering suicide due to his recent divorce. However, his underage son claims that his father had no such intentions and was planning a hunting trip. Zavizenov had intended to spend the night at a hotel and pick up his rifles the next morning to head to Kamchatka.
On the other hand, the investigation has a brief "Goodbye" message that Zavizenov sent to many friends and acquaintances ten days earlier, though he didn't commit suicide at that time.
Konstantin Zavizenov was a Russian citizen who worked in the Ministry of Energy of Russia and Rosenergoatom.
In August 2022, he was appointed the "Minister of Energy" for the occupied territory of Luhansk, but a year later, he resigned, citing the need "to care for his wife".
Previously, we reported that in Mariupol, the occupiers have begun involving children in the war against Ukraine.
We also reported that the occupiers remove valuable artifacts and museum exhibits from the city.
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