He was Putin's eyes and ears! The mysterious death of Romodanovsky... Did he have important documents in his possession?
The sudden death of Romodanovsky, known as Putin's "eyes and ears," has sparked speculation. According to a report by the UK-based The Sun, Romodanovsky, a former security chief for the FSB, died under "very strange circumstances." The Telegram channel VChK-OGPU claimed that Romodanovsky held incriminating documents regarding many politicians and businessmen. No official statement has been made yet regarding the cause of death.
According to a report in the UK-based newspaper The Sun, the death of Romodanovsky, who worked as an intelligence officer and was known as Putin's "eyes and ears," has led to various speculations.
The Telegram channel VChK-OGPU stated regarding the death of Romodanovsky, who was the first head of the FSB's security directorate and known by the nickname “Boot,” that he "died under very strange circumstances."

DID HE HAVE SECRET DOCUMENTS IN HIS POSSESSION?
The channel claimed that the former intelligence officer held "incriminating documents about many current politicians, businessmen, and secret service employees." The channel, VChK-OGPU, stated that despite being retired, Romodanovsky remained active and served on the boards of companies controlled by the FSB secret service.

Prominent pro-Putin Russian lawmaker Alexander Khinstein commented on the retired intelligence officer's death, saying, "I cannot believe it. I spoke with him just last week. He was energetic and full of plans.”

No official statement has yet been made regarding the cause of Romodanovsky's death.
News Source: 12punto
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