Russian GRU military spy chief Igor Sergun dies
Gen Sergun took charge of the GRU after it had lost some senior staff The head of Russia's secretive GRU military intelligence service, Gen Igor Sergun, has died suddenly aged 58. Expressing condolences, President Vladimir Putin called him "an experienced and competent commander, a man of great courage, a true patriot".
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Russian Military Intelligence Chief Dies Unexpectedly : RFE/RL
