Mystery death of ex-KGB chief linked to MI6 spy's dossier on Donald Trump

[Senior]

Mystery death of ex-KGB chief linked to MI6 spy's dossier on Donald Trump

27 JANUARY 2017

An ex-KGB chief suspected of helping the former MI6 spy Christopher Steele to compile his dossier on Donald Trump may have been murdered by the Kremlin and his death covered up it has been claimed. Oleg Erovinkin, a former general in the KGB and its successor the FSB, was found dead in the back of his car in Moscow on Boxing Day in mysterious circumstances. Erovinkin was a key aide to Igor Sechin, a former deputy prime minister and now head of Rosneft, the state-owned oil company, who is repeatedly named in the dossier. The death of Erovinkin has prompted speculation it is linked to Mr Steele’s explosive dossier, which was made public earlier this month. The Russian state-run RIA Novosti news agency reported Erovinkin’s body was “found in a black Lexus... [and] a large-scale investigation has been commenced in the area. Erovinkin’s body was sent to the FSB morgue”. It was later claimed he died of a heart attack.

Two other mysterious 'heart attack' deaths in Moscow in the past few days. Valeriy Bolotov (46) a former leader of Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine's far-eastern Luhansk region. Sergei Tretyakov (45) the Donetsk pro-Russia Director of Department of Commerce, Ministry of Industry and Trade. I can count at least 20 current or former high-placed officials of the separatist Ukraine territories that have either died suddenly or have been assassinated within the past year. It seems Moscow is getting rid of the original eastern Ukraine officials/commanders and war crimes witnesses.

In addition, last week the Russian Security Service (FSB) arrested two FSB agents involved in cyber operations and charged them with treason. No details were forthcoming.

[RedState]

A third Russian hacker is currently in a US-Russian tug of war while in jail in Prague, with a potential connection to the Huma Abedin emails that were discovered in October and which may have tipped the election to Trump.

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[jimbo]

Originally Posted by Senior

Mystery death of ex-KGB chief linked to MI6 spy's dossier on Donald Trump


Two other mysterious 'heart attack' deaths in Moscow in the past few days. Valeriy Bolotov (46) a former leader of Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine's far-eastern Luhansk region. Sergei Tretyakov (45) the Donetsk pro-Russia Director of Department of Commerce, Ministry of Industry and Trade. I can count at least 20 current or former high-placed officials of the separatist Ukraine territories that have either died suddenly or have been assassinated within the past year. It seems Moscow is getting rid of the original eastern Ukraine officials/commanders and war crimes witnesses.

In addition, last week the Russian Security Service (FSB) arrested two FSB agents involved in cyber operations and charged them with treason. No details were forthcoming.

Did you even read this piece of garbage? Start with this:

may have been murdered by the Kremlin and his death covered up. it has been claimed.

It reads like Mikeyy wrote it.

[Senior]

Originally Posted by jimbo

Did you even read this piece of garbage? Start with this: may have been murdered by the Kremlin and his death covered up. it has been claimed. It reads like Mikeyy wrote it.

No ... it reads like a possibility. The story was originally reported by life.ru, but I doubt many (if any) here at PW can read Russian. If anyone would know the secrets of Roseneft Chairman and Putin crony Igor Sechin, it would be his good friend Oleg Erovinkin (General - KGB and FSB/Chief of Staff @ Roseneft). British MI6 spy (Steele Report author) Christopher Steele said he obtained information on Sechin from a very close personal confidant.

Or, Erovinkin could indeed have died in a Roseneft car of a heart attack. He did have heart problems. We'll never know because his body was taken to a FSB morgue where, I assume, it will be destroyed (cremated).

[RedState]

By the way, speculation now is that the Russian sycophants inside the Trump administration are using their newfound access to top secret intelligence and handing it to Russia. The CIA investigates every single burned or compromised asset. If they find out Trump's own people are betraying our sources in Russia heads will be rolling.

[saltwn]

First time I have ever been afraid for my country.

[jimbo]

Originally Posted by RedState

By the way, speculation now is that the Russian sycophants inside the Trump administration are using their newfound access to top secret intelligence and handing it to Russia. The CIA investigates every single burned or compromised asset. If they find out Trump's own people are betraying our sources in Russia heads will be rolling.

Who's speculation is this? Some guy gets dead in Russia and it's Trumps fault?

The rest of your post is off topic and not relevant.

[Mikeyy]

I can't read Jimbo but I have no doubt at all he is poo pooing this or claiming it is nothing at all. He is a sycophant and won't ever find fault with his orange master.

[300 H and H]

I think it is scary that the left had a SCOTUS judge murderred in a hunting retreat owned by a radical Democrat.



Regards, Kirk

[jimbo]

Originally Posted by Senior

No ... it reads like a possibility. The story was originally reported by life.ru, but I doubt many (if any) here at PW can read Russian. If anyone would know the secrets of Roseneft Chairman and Putin crony Igor Sechin, it would be his good friend Oleg Erovinkin (General - KGB and FSB/Chief of Staff @ Roseneft). British MI6 spy (Steele Report author) Christopher Steele said he obtained information on Sechin from a very close personal confidant.

Or, Erovinkin could indeed have died in a Roseneft car of a heart attack. He did have heart problems. We'll never know because his body was taken to a FSB morgue where, I assume, it will be destroyed (cremated).

It's a possibility that I killed the guy with a little radioactive pill that you and I delivered in a joint effort on orders from Trump, but it's not likely.