Alexei Zimin, Russian chef who lost TV show over Ukraine war criticism, found dead
Alexei Zimin, a Russian chef who lost his cooking TV show after he criticized the war in Ukraine, was found dead in his hotel room in Serbia.
Famed Russian chef, a Putin critic who owned a restaurant in London, found dead in Belgrade
After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Alexei Zimin posted anti-war messages and stopped his cooking show on a pro-Kremlin television station.
Alexei Zimin, A UK-Based Russian Chef Who Criticised Vladimir Putin, Found Dead In Serbia Hotel
A Russian television chef, who was an outspoken critic of President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, has been found dead in Serbia, the BBC reported.
London Russian TV chef found dead in Belgrade hotel
A Russian TV chef who ran a restaurant in central London has been found dead in Serbia. Alexei Zimin, 52, was an outspoken critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Crimea in 2014. He had spent his final years exiled in London.
Anti-Putin Russian TV chef who owned Soho restaurant found dead
An anti-Putin Russian television chef who owned a restaurant in Soho has been found dead in Serbia during a tour to promote his new book about democracy. Alexei Zimin, 52, was considered a household name in Russian high society before he left the country after criticising the Kremlin’s illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014.
Mystery as London-based Russian chef who criticised Putin dies aged 52
A London-based Russian chef and Putin critic has died mysteriously aged 52. Alexei Zimin, who ran the Zima restaurant and media organisation in Soho, was found dead, with no reason given for his death. Relatives said he had not been ill. He leaves behind a wife and three young daughters.
Russian chef Alexei Zimin, known for anti-war stance, found dead in Belgrade apartment
Renowned Russian chef and vocal critic of the Ukraine war, Alexei Zimin, was found dead in his Belgrade apartment. Zimin, who had been residing in London, was visiting Serbia to promote his latest book.
Alexei Zimin: Outspoken anti-war Russian TV chef who was exiled to London found dead in Belgrade hotel
Outspoken anti-war Russian TV chef who was exiled to London found dead in Belgrade hotel - Alexei Zimin had not set foot in Russia since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, having initially left after Putin
Who Was Alexei Zimin? Prominent Anti-War Russian Chef Found Dead in Serbia
Alexei Zimin, a well-known Russian chef and vocal critic of President Vladimir Putin’s policies, was recently found dead in his hotel room in Belgrade, Serbia.
London-based Russian anti-war chef found dead in Serbia, AFP reports
A renowned Russian chef known for his strong criticism of Russia's war against Ukraine was found dead during a visit to Serbia's capital.
Russian TV chef criticises Putin and is found dead in hotel room
Russian TV chef and restaurateur Alexei Zimin (52) has been found dead in a hotel room in Belgrade, Serbia. He had travelled there to promote his latest book. The famous Russian TV chef, who ran the renowned ‘Zimin’ restaurant in central London,
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Russian ballet star Shklyarov’s ‘fall from balcony’ not 1st mysterious death amid Putin’s crackdown
Vladimir Shklyarov had expressed opposition to Ukraine war in 2022. This comes after Alexei Zimin, a Russian TV chef & ...
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Russian Chef Who Spoke Out Against Putin's War Found Dead in Europe
A prominent critic of Putin's war in Ukraine has been found dead in Europe, according to reports. The Russian journalist and ...
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Did Putin Kill Alexei Zimin? Investigating the Mysterious Death of the Criticised Russian Chef
Alexei Zimin, a well-known Russian TV chef, was found dead in a hotel room in Belgrade, Serbia. He was famous for his ...
As Western Leaders Look to Talks With Putin, Russia Launches Massive Barrage on Ukraine
Ukrainian officials said the attack looked like an emphatic response by Russian President Vladimir Putin to moves from Kyiv’s ...
Russia's Opposition In Exile Marches Against Ukraine War In Berlin: AFP Journalists
Some one thousand supporters of Russia's exiled opposition marched on Sunday through central Berlin against President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine, AFP journalists saw.