Vladimir Nekrasov, the head of the board of directors at Lukoil, reportedly died of 'acute heart failure.'
The head of one of Russia's largest oil companies has died, Russian state media reported on Tuesday, marking the latest in a string of deaths among the country's top oil executives.Vladimir Nekrasov, the head of the board of directors at Lukoil, died after what initial medical reports suggest was 'acute heart failure,' state-run news agency Tass reported on Tuesday, citing the company.
In September 2022, Lukoil chairman Ravil Maganov died after reportedly falling from a window in a Moscow hospital. However, the oil company said Maganov had 'passed away following a severe illness,' according to the BBC.Alexander Subbotin, who was also a top manager at Lukoil, had also been discovered dead in the home of a shaman in May 2022 in Mytishchi, a city just northeast of Moscow.
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