Sources: Roman Starovoit, who was dismissed today from his post as head of the Ministry of Transport, was found without signs of life in the Moscow region
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Several sources of information are sharing data that Roman Starovoit was found dead today in the Moscow region. According to the latest information, his body was found in the city of Odintsovo, in his house. According to other information - in his personal car, in the parking lot of one of the parks.
In particular, this kind of information is published on the information portal REN-TV.
Telegram channel 112 Citing his own sources, he writes that Starovoit committed suicide.
As already reported in one of today's news According to the Military Review, Roman Starovoit was dismissed from his post as head of the Ministry of Transport by decree of the President of Russia. However, the presidential decree did not contain the wording "due to loss of confidence."
A number of experts associate this dismissal with Starovoit's activities as governor of the Kursk region. Let us recall that Starovoit's replacement in this post (the post of Kursk governor) - Alexey Smirnov - is under investigation. He is suspected of committing thefts during the construction of fortifications in the Kursk border area. At the time of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' invasion of the region, Alexey Smirnov had held the post of acting governor for less than 3 months.
As of 16:00, there is no official confirmation of the information about Roman Starovoit’s death.
Statement by the official representative of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation from 16:20:
Today in the Odintsovo urban district, the body of the former Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation Roman Vladimirovich Starovoit was found with a gunshot wound in his personal car. The circumstances of the incident are being established.
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