The daughter of an ultra-nationalist ideologue who advocated (U) integration with Russia has been killed in a suspected bomb attack outside ...
The daughter of an ultra-nationalist ideologue who advocated (U) integration with Russia has been killed in a suspected bomb attack outside Moscow.
According to the report of the foreign news agency "Reuters", investigators in the Moscow region said that Daria Dogina, the daughter of the well-known ideologist Alexander Dugin, was traveling in a Toyota Land Cruiser that exploded in a suspected explosive device. Died.
Russia's state-run news agency Tass quoted Dogina's acquaintance Andrey Kransov as saying that the car belonged to Dogina's father and that he might have been the target.
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Russian state newspaper Rossiya Gazeta reported that the father and daughter had attended a fair outside Moscow and Alexander Dugan decided to switch cars at the last minute.
TV footage showed government investigators at the site of the explosion, collecting debris and debris from the site.
Investigators, describing Daria Dogina as a journalist and political expert, said they had filed a murder case and a forensic examination was being conducted to determine what actually happened.
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They said that they are considering all aspects to find out who is responsible for this crime.
Russian ideologue Alexander Dogan has long advocated the unification of Russian-speaking and other nearby regions into a new vast Russian empire.
They want U to be included in the Russian empire, where the Russian army has been conducting 'special military operations' since February under the pretext of disarming U.
The influence of Alexander Dugan, who is on the US sanctions list, over Russian President Vladimir Putin has been the subject of speculation, with some Russia observers asserting that he has considerable influence while others downplay the influence. Do not understand anything special.
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Daria Dogina, better known as Platonova, who Russian state media said was 30 years old, widely supported her father's views and appeared on state TV to support Russia's military actions in U.
In a statement in March, the U.S. Treasury Department said Daria Dogina, editor-in-chief of the United World International website, had been placed on the sanctions list, the website said, if U were to join the NATO military alliance. He will be 'destroyed'.
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