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THE CHAIRMAN OF the board of Russia’s largest private oil company Lukoil has died, with the country’s news agencies citing sources saying he had fallen from a hospital window.
A Lukoil statement said Ravil Maganov had “passed away after a severe illness” but did not give further details.
Russian news reports said his body was found in the grounds of the Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow, where Russia’s political and business elite are often treated.
He appeared to have fallen from a sixth-storey window, the reports said.
Lukoil was one of a few Russian companies to publicly call for an end to the country’s military operation in Ukraine, pressing in March for the “immediate cessation of the armed conflict”.
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