Photo from Darya Dugina / Special
Moscow, Spasi- id.com - Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) on Monday (22 / 8), accusing the Ukrainian intelligence service behind the murder of Darya Dugina, daughter of ultranationalist character Alexander Dugin, said the Russian news office was like a caged-out interim.
The Russian investigation team confirmed Dugina was killed on a Saturday (20 / 8) night, when a device suspected a bomb exploded the car she was driving. However, the Ukraine has denied any involvement in that.
FSB says, the attack was carried out by a 1979 Ukrainian woman. He and his daughter, arrived in Russia in July and stayed for a month to prepare for the attack.
They rented an apartment room in the same building as Dugina and learned her lifestyle. According to FSB statements released by the Russian news offices, the perpetrators attended an event outside Moscow on Saturday (20 / 8) night, which also attended Dugina and her father.
"Perp carried out a controlled explosion in Dugina's car, then fled to Estonia," said the FSB.
Meanwhile, Kiev has no response to the FSB's statement.
Alexander Dugin, Dugina's father, was an ultranasionalist who supported the use of violence for the unification of Russian-speaking regions in a new great Russian empire. Dari@@
Dugina's influence in Russia and her proximity to President Vladimir Putin has become a topic of debate. Some Russian observers judge the influence of Dugin on Moscow's significant foreign policy.
They say the Dugin helps lay out basic thinking for Putin to implement more aggressive and aggressive foreign policy. Another observer said Dugin's influence was minimal. That 60-year-old man has never taken office in the Kremlin.
