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Russian minister dies hours after being sacked by President Vladimir Putin
A former Russian minister has died just hours after being fired by President Vladimir Putin. Russian media is reporting that Roman Starovoit, the former Transport Minister, has taken his own life following his dismissal on Monday. The Investigative Committee of Russia has said that Starovoit was 'found in a personal car with a gunshot wound.'
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Roman Starovoyt was found dead in what police believe was a suicide, Russian state media reported, hours after he was fired by President Vladimir Putin from his role as transport minister. Starovoyt ...
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