Daughter of Putin's close ally killed in a bomb blast in Moscow

In a car blast occured in the outskirts of Moscow on 21 August, the daughter, Darya Dugina, of the close ally considered as the right hand of Russia's President Vladimir Putin died in a car explosion. Darya Dugina was 29 and was the daughter of the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin known in political circle as "Putin's brain". 

Alexander Dugin considered as an ultra-nationalist ideologue and his dughter Darya Dugina had been at a festival near Moscow, where the philosopher gave a lecture on Saturday evening. The festival called "Tradition" describes itself as a family event for art lovers which takes place at the Zakharovo estate, where Russian poet Alexander Pushkin once stayed. Both the daughter and father were to leave the venue together but Alexander Dugin reportedly decided to leave the venue separately.

Alaxander Dugin

Darya Dugina, who was driving the car, died on spot where the scene ocurred, reported the investive agency. They said that an explosive device planted under the car went off and the vehicle caught fire. The forensic experts have been asked to probe the incident.  


Darya Dugina

Meanwhile, Maria Zakharova, the spokeswoman for Russia's foreign ministry, said that any link of Ukrainian government would amount to "state terrorism". The Ukraine official, however,  has dismissed any involvement of Ukraine in the incident. 

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