Russia’s counterintelligence agency claimed that the car bomb that killed the daughter of Vladimir Putin’s ally Alexander Dugina was planted by an alleged female Ukrainian spy who then fled to Estonia. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint: Russia says female Ukrainian spy killed daughter of Putin’s ally

Russia has accused Ukrainian forces of carrying out a car bombing that killed Darya Dugina, the daughter of an influential Russian ultra-nationalist who has backed Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russia accuses Ukraine of Darya Dugina's murder

Following the car-bomb death of the daughter of an ultranationalist Russian ideologue, Ukraine is preparing for an increase in Russian missile assaults to coincide with its independence day on Wednesday.

As reported by the Guardian, the military of the nation issued a warning that Moscow was placing air defence systems in Belarus and had deployed five warships and submarines armed with cruise missiles in the Black Sea. For four days starting on Monday, large gatherings are prohibited in Kyiv.

Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the president of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/russian-missiles-pound-odesa-as-ukrainian-independence-day-draws-closer-508917">Ukraine</a>, had issued a warning overnight on Saturday, saying that "Russia may try to do something extremely ugly, something particularly cruel" this week as the nation commemorates its 31st anniversary of independence.

After the daughter of an ultranationalist Russian thinker was killed in a vehicle bombing, Ukraine is preparing for an increase in Russian missile assaults to coincide with its independence day on Wednesday.

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The nation's military forces also issued a warning on Sunday night, claiming that between August 22 and August 25, Russia had restricted the airspace over the Russian border areas of Lipetsk, Voronezh, and other locations.

After the killing of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/alexander-dugins-daughter-killed-in-car-bomb-attack-who-is-darya-dugina-508788">Darya Dugina</a>, whose father is the Russian political analyst Alexander Dugin, on the outskirts of Moscow on Saturday night, tensions between the two at war nations ran the risk of escalating further.

Although some Russian hawks attempted to accuse Ukraine for the killing without providing any evidence, the country denied being involved in the attack, claiming investigations into the killing were still ongoing.

On Sunday night, a former Russian Duma member expelled for anti-Kremlin activities who is now based in Kyiv claimed that a previously unidentified group of Russian partisans was responsible for the assault.

Ilya Ponomarev stated that the National Republican Army, an underground organisation operating inside Russia that is committed to overturning the Putin dictatorship, was responsible for the tragic blast.

Long before the Moscow car bombing episode, there was anxiety over whether Russia would intensify its attacks around Ukraine's independence day. However, Moscow might exploit it as yet another justification.

The car bomb was dubbed "an assassination attempt" by prominent Russian hawks who blamed Kyiv for it and demanded that the Kremlin retaliate by targeting Kyiv-based government figures.

According to Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Russian foreign ministry, "then we should talk about the policy of state terrorism conducted by the Kyiv regime" if a connection to Ukraine was proved and validated by the appropriate authorities.

It would be the first time since February that the carnage unleashed on Ukraine reached the Russian capital, affecting the family of a Kremlin supporter close to one of Moscow's most affluent neighbourhoods, if the vehicle bombing is unquestionably related to the war.

Kyiv vehemently refuted the accusations. According to Mykhailo Podolyak, a Zelenskiy adviser, "Ukraine has absolutely nothing to do with this because we are not a criminal state like Russia, or even a terrorist one at that."

How Kremlin will react depends on whether this is a genuine opposition movement or a Russia-style complicated conspiracy of smoke and mirrors, according to Keir Giles, a Russia expert at the Chatham House thinktank. "We may not know for some time yet," Giles said.

Shortly after Dugina left the Tradition cultural event at the estate where her father had lectured, a blast took place. A friend reported that although it was thought that the two would depart together, they instead boarded different vehicles.

Dugina was killed instantaneously five minutes later when a bomb detonated in the vehicle she was operating. As the car was engulfed in flames and slammed into a wall, witnesses claimed that debris was strewn all over the road.

Known for adopting an extreme right-wing perspective on Russia's place in the world, Dugin and his daughter have previously supported violence against Ukraine. He's been called a "Russian fascist" and is a well-known conspiracy theorist.

It has been asserted that he contributed to the expansionist foreign policy of the Russian president. However, many insiders claim that Dugin had little authority over the Kremlin, therefore it is still unclear how much influence he had over Putin.

The bombing was "premeditated and of a contract character," according to investigators, according to Alexander Bastrykin, director of the investigative committee, the principal federal investigating body in Russia.

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Following the car-bomb death of the daughter of an ultranationalist Russian ideologue, Ukraine is preparing for an increase in Russian missile assaults to coincide with its independence day on Wednesday.

Following the car-bomb death of the daughter of an ultranationalist Russian ideologue, Ukraine is preparing for an increase in Russian missile assaults to coincide with its independence day on Wednesday. As reported by the Guardian, the military of the nation issued a warning that Moscow was placing air defence systems in Belarus and had deployed five warships and submarines armed with cruise missiles in the Black Sea. For four days starting on Monday, large gatherings are prohibited in Kyiv. Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the president of Ukraine, had issued a warning overnight on Saturday, saying that "Russia may try to do something extremely ugly, something particularly cruel" this week as the nation commemorates its 31st anniversary of independence. After the daughter of an ultranationalist Russian thinker was killed in a vehicle bombing, Ukraine is preparing for an increase in Russian missile assaults to coincide with its independence day on Wednesday. Also read | Germany: Topless protestors surround Olaf Scholz at a public event; demand ban on Russian gas imports The nation's military forces also issued a warning on Sunday night, claiming that between August 22 and August 25, Russia had restricted the airspace over the Russian border areas of Lipetsk, Voronezh, and other locations. After the killing of Darya Dugina, whose father is the Russian political analyst Alexander Dugin, on the outskirts of Moscow on Saturday night, tensions between the two at war nations ran the risk of escalating further. Although some Russian hawks attempted to accuse Ukraine for the killing without providing any evidence, the country denied being involved in the attack, claiming investigations into the killing were still ongoing. On Sunday night, a former Russian Duma member expelled for anti-Kremlin activities who is now based in Kyiv claimed that a previously unidentified group of Russian partisans was responsible for the assault. Ilya Ponomarev stated that the National Republican Army, an underground organisation operating inside Russia that is committed to overturning the Putin dictatorship, was responsible for the tragic blast. Long before the Moscow car bombing episode, there was anxiety over whether Russia would intensify its attacks around Ukraine's independence day. However, Moscow might exploit it as yet another justification. The car bomb was dubbed "an assassination attempt" by prominent Russian hawks who blamed Kyiv for it and demanded that the Kremlin retaliate by targeting Kyiv-based government figures. According to Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Russian foreign ministry, "then we should talk about the policy of state terrorism conducted by the Kyiv regime" if a connection to Ukraine was proved and validated by the appropriate authorities. It would be the first time since February that the carnage unleashed on Ukraine reached the Russian capital, affecting the family of a Kremlin supporter close to one of Moscow's most affluent neighbourhoods, if the vehicle bombing is unquestionably related to the war. Kyiv vehemently refuted the accusations. According to Mykhailo Podolyak, a Zelenskiy adviser, "Ukraine has absolutely nothing to do with this because we are not a criminal state like Russia, or even a terrorist one at that." How Kremlin will react depends on whether this is a genuine opposition movement or a Russia-style complicated conspiracy of smoke and mirrors, according to Keir Giles, a Russia expert at the Chatham House thinktank. "We may not know for some time yet," Giles said. Shortly after Dugina left the Tradition cultural event at the estate where her father had lectured, a blast took place. A friend reported that although it was thought that the two would depart together, they instead boarded different vehicles. Dugina was killed instantaneously five minutes later when a bomb detonated in the vehicle she was operating. As the car was engulfed in flames and slammed into a wall, witnesses claimed that debris was strewn all over the road. Known for adopting an extreme right-wing perspective on Russia's place in the world, Dugin and his daughter have previously supported violence against Ukraine. He's been called a "Russian fascist" and is a well-known conspiracy theorist. It has been asserted that he contributed to the expansionist foreign policy of the Russian president. However, many insiders claim that Dugin had little authority over the Kremlin, therefore it is still unclear how much influence he had over Putin. The bombing was "premeditated and of a contract character," according to investigators, according to Alexander Bastrykin, director of the investigative committee, the principal federal investigating body in Russia. Also watch | August 24: Ukraine to mark Independence day, to mark 31 years of independence from Soviet rule

Ukraine gears up for intensified attacks following Moscow car bombing

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A prominent Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin has described the death of his daughter Darya Dugina as a "terrorist act by the Ukrainian Nazi regime". Darya was killed in a suspected car bomb attack outside Moscow, the Russian state investigators said on Sunday (August 21).&nbsp;

In his first public comment since she died, Alexander said that the explosion happened "in front of my eyes". In a statement on Telegram, he said that his daughter was killed in front of his eyes while returning from the tradition festival near Moscow.&nbsp;

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As quoted by The Guardian, the statement read, "She was a beautiful Orthodox girl, a patriot, a war reporter, an expert on central channels and a philosopher. Her speeches and reporting have always been profound, grounded and restrained."&nbsp;

"She never called for violence and war. She was a rising star at the beginning of her journey. The enemies of Russia meanly, stealthily killed her," it read.&nbsp;

"Our hearts yearn not only for revenge or vengeance … we only need our victory," it added.&nbsp;

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After the initial probe, Russia's Federal Security Service accused Ukraine's secret services of killing Darya.&nbsp;

Russian President Vladimir Putin also reacted to the incident and expressed his "sincere condolences". His message to Dugina's family was released by the Kremlin.&nbsp;

Putin said, "A vile, cruel crime ended the life of Daria Dugina, a bright, talented person with a real Russian heart - kind, loving, sympathetic and open."&nbsp;

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Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. A prominent Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin has described the death of his daughter Darya Dugina as a "terrorist act by the Ukrainian Nazi regime". Darya was killed in a suspected car bomb attack outside Moscow, the Russian state investigators said on Sunday (August 21). In his first public comment since she died, Alexander said that the explosion happened "in front of my eyes". In a statement on Telegram, he said that his daughter was killed in front of his eyes while returning from the tradition festival near Moscow. ALSO READ | Ukraine bans Independence day celebrations as Russia launches rockets at locations near nuclear plant As quoted by The Guardian, the statement read, "She was a beautiful Orthodox girl, a patriot, a war reporter, an expert on central channels and a philosopher. Her speeches and reporting have always been profound, grounded and restrained." "She never called for violence and war. She was a rising star at the beginning of her journey. The enemies of Russia meanly, stealthily killed her," it read. "Our hearts yearn not only for revenge or vengeance … we only need our victory," it added. ALSO READ | Russia says apprehended IS operative was planning suicide attack in India After the initial probe, Russia's Federal Security Service accused Ukraine's secret services of killing Darya. Russian President Vladimir Putin also reacted to the incident and expressed his "sincere condolences". His message to Dugina's family was released by the Kremlin. Putin said, "A vile, cruel crime ended the life of Daria Dugina, a bright, talented person with a real Russian heart - kind, loving, sympathetic and open." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Darya Dugina's father describes her death as 'terrorist act by Ukrainian nazi regime'

As per reports, Darya Dugina the daughter of a Russian philosopher Alexander Dugina has been killed near Moscow. Alexander is believed to be a close ally to Russia's President Vladimir Putin.

Reports: Darya Dugina killed in a car explosion in Moscow

Russia President Vladimir Putin's ally Alexander Dugin's daughter Darya Dugina, 30, was killed in a car bomb attack near Moscow, reports said. Alexander was in a car behind Darya's vehicle when the explosion occurred.

Darya Dugina's death was confirmed by the Russian news agency TASS. She was reportedly driving a Toyota land cruiser Prado when the explosion occurred.

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Who is Darya Dugina?

Darya Dugina graduated from Moscow State University and specialised in Neoplatonism. Darya was reportedly influenced by Plato and Marxist writer Antonio Gramsci. She was a vocal supporter of the Ukraine war and described Putin's "special military operation" against Kyiv as a "clash of civilisations".

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The controversial daughter of Alexander Dugin was sanctioned by the US government just days after Russia began its invasion against Ukraine.

Darya&nbsp;was the chief editor of United World International (UWI). The US government while imposing sanctions against Darya had said in an article this year UWI suggested that "Ukraine would perish if it is admitted to NATO".

She was also put on the sanctions list by the UK.

Darya's father&nbsp;Alexander Dugin also on US sanctions list over Crimea

Alexander Dugin was sanctioned by the US government in 2015 for "threatening peace and security" in Ukraine.

In its report, the US Treasury said Dugin was a leader of the Eurasian Youth Union which "recruited individuals with military experience to fight on behalf of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic".

Dugin controls Geopolitica, a website that serves as a platform for Russian ultra-nationalists to spread disinformation, it said. The US treasury in its report mentioned a February, 2022 article that "falsely accused the US and NATO of provoking war with Russia".&nbsp;

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Russia President Vladimir Putin's ally Alexander Dugin's daughter Darya Dugina, 30, was killed in a car bomb attack near Moscow, reports said. Alexander was in a car behind Darya's vehicle when the explosion occurred.

Russia President Vladimir Putin's ally Alexander Dugin's daughter Darya Dugina, 30, was killed in a car bomb attack near Moscow, reports said. Alexander was in a car behind Darya's vehicle when the explosion occurred. Darya Dugina's death was confirmed by the Russian news agency TASS. She was reportedly driving a Toyota land cruiser Prado when the explosion occurred. Also Read: Putin’s ally Alexander Dugin's daughter killed in car bomb attack near Moscow Who is Darya Dugina? Darya Dugina graduated from Moscow State University and specialised in Neoplatonism. Darya was reportedly influenced by Plato and Marxist writer Antonio Gramsci. She was a vocal supporter of the Ukraine war and described Putin's "special military operation" against Kyiv as a "clash of civilisations". Watch: Drone shot down near Russia's black sea fleet headquarters The controversial daughter of Alexander Dugin was sanctioned by the US government just days after Russia began its invasion against Ukraine. Darya was the chief editor of United World International (UWI). The US government while imposing sanctions against Darya had said in an article this year UWI suggested that "Ukraine would perish if it is admitted to NATO". She was also put on the sanctions list by the UK. Darya's father Alexander Dugin also on US sanctions list over Crimea Alexander Dugin was sanctioned by the US government in 2015 for "threatening peace and security" in Ukraine. In its report, the US Treasury said Dugin was a leader of the Eurasian Youth Union which "recruited individuals with military experience to fight on behalf of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic". Dugin controls Geopolitica, a website that serves as a platform for Russian ultra-nationalists to spread disinformation, it said. The US treasury in its report mentioned a February, 2022 article that "falsely accused the US and NATO of provoking war with Russia". (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Alexander Dugin's daughter killed in car bomb attack: Who is Darya Dugina?

The daughter of Russian nationalist ideologue Alexander Dugin, who is reportedly a close aide of President Vladimir Putin, was killed in a car bomb attack in Moscow on Saturday.

Darya Dugina, 30, died in the car explosion, Russia's news agency TASS reported. 
 
The Russian news agency confirmed a Toyota land cruiser Prado exploded in Bolshiye Vyazemy village in the Moscow region and a "female driver" was killed.&nbsp;Russian law enforcement officials have launched an investigation into the attack, reports said.

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Russian news outlet Baza said Dugina was returning from a literature festival when the explosion occurred. Reports claim Alexander Dugin was also supposed to be in the car but took another vehicle. Dugin was reportedly just behind his daughter's car when it exploded.

The incident went viral on Russia's social media.

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Alexander Dugin is a far-right Russian ideologue and a&nbsp;proponent of “New Russia”. He is widely known as “Putin’s brain” due to his closeness with&nbsp;the Russian president. Dugin had reportedly said in 2016 that "war with Ukraine is inevitable" while asserting that Russia was already "united with Crimea".

Darya Dugina had spoken widely in favour of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and was sanctioned by the Biden administration in March after President Putin launched his "special military operation" against Kyiv.&nbsp;

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The daughter of Russian nationalist ideologue Alexander Dugin, who is reportedly a close aide of President Vladimir Putin, was killed in a car bomb attack in Moscow on Saturday.

The daughter of Russian nationalist ideologue Alexander Dugin, who is reportedly a close aide of President Vladimir Putin, was killed in a car bomb attack in Moscow on Saturday. Darya Dugina, 30, died in the car explosion, Russia's news agency TASS reported. The Russian news agency confirmed a Toyota land cruiser Prado exploded in Bolshiye Vyazemy village in the Moscow region and a "female driver" was killed. Russian law enforcement officials have launched an investigation into the attack, reports said. Also Read | Aleksandr Dugin: Russian ultranationalist philosopher close to Putin: Who is he? Russian news outlet Baza said Dugina was returning from a literature festival when the explosion occurred. Reports claim Alexander Dugin was also supposed to be in the car but took another vehicle. Dugin was reportedly just behind his daughter's car when it exploded. The incident went viral on Russia's social media. рашист дугин приехал на место взрыва автомобиля, в котором находилась его дочь Детали: как пишут российские паблики, дарья дугина возвращалась с семейного фестиваля «Традиция» в усадьбе захарово. дугин планировал ехать вместе с дочерью, но в последний момент сел в другую машину. pic.twitter.com/4wnJ2BmbTz — DanaElena. 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇮🇹🇷🇴🇵🇱 (@danielapruna2) August 20, 2022 × Džip kćerke filozofa Aleksandra Dugina eksplodirao je u blizini sela Bolshye Vyazemy u moskovskoj oblasti. Vozač je preminuo na licu mesta. Svedoci kažu da je Land Cruiser Prado eksplodirao tokom vožnje. Unutra je bila Daria Dugina. pic.twitter.com/eyYz3Vbk95 — Brutalan odgovor (@maddox1964) August 20, 2022 × Alexander Dugin is a far-right Russian ideologue and a proponent of “New Russia”. He is widely known as “Putin’s brain” due to his closeness with the Russian president. Dugin had reportedly said in 2016 that "war with Ukraine is inevitable" while asserting that Russia was already "united with Crimea". Darya Dugina had spoken widely in favour of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and was sanctioned by the Biden administration in March after President Putin launched his "special military operation" against Kyiv. (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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