Pavel Antov, a sausage tycoon and native politician in Russia, has been discovered useless.

Antov, 65, was discovered useless Sunday on the Hotel Sai International in Rayagada, India, after celebrating his birthday within the days prior. 

The outstanding millionaire reportedly fell from the window of the lodge in Rayagada, India he was staying in, in response to Russian media.

One of his touring companions, Vladimir Budanov, additionally died on the lodge on Friday.

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Odisha Police Superintendent Vivekananda Sharma mentioned that Budanov died of a stroke and that Antov was “depressed” following his pal’s dying.

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Antov was accused of criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine in June after a Russian missile assault hit the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv, leading to civilian casualties.

“It’s extremely difficult to call all this anything but terror,” a message from Antov’s WhatsApp learn. The millionaire later claimed to not have made the put up and known as it a irritating misunderstanding.

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Antov was the founding father of a meat processing plant that catapulted him to immense wealth.

Quite a few businessmen have turned up useless over the previous few months as Russians develop more and more dissatisfied with the drawn-out invasion in Ukraine. 

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Ravil Maganov, chairman of Russian oil large Lukoil, died after reportedly falling from the sixth-floor window of a Moscow hospital on Sept. 1. He and his firm had urged Putin to finish the invasion, calling it a “tragedy.” Lukoil claimed Maganov “passed away after a severe illness.” 

Ivan Pechorin, a managing director for the aviation business on the Corporation for the Development of the Far East and Arctic, on Sept. 12 died after reportedly falling from a speeding boat off the coast of Vladivostok. 

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Aleksandr Subbotin, a former high supervisor of Lukoil, was discovered useless within the basement of a Moscow residence in May after he allegedly visited a healer to remedy him of hangover signs however as a substitute suffered coronary heart failure. 

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At least eight different Russian oligarchs have died in unusual circumstances over the previous few months, in response to Euro News. International investigators have steered wanting on the deaths as staged suicides or assassinations as retaliation for his or her opposition to the Ukraine invasion or hyperlinks to corruption in Russian fuel firm Gazprom. 

Fox News’ Peter Aiken contributed to this report.