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Journalists working on Russian issues have a scary way of being found dead.(Brief article)
Journalists working on Russian issues have a scary way of being found dead. Some are shot down, like Anna Politkovskaya or the American Paul Klebnikov, and some are poisoned like Alexander Litvinenko. In Moscow, Ivan Safronov is the latest journalist to die, falling to his death from the fourth floor of his apartment building. Fell, or was pushed? Accident, or orders? Safronov was a well-informed defense correspondent for Kommersant, virtually the only ...
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