The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has accused the Ukrainian secret service of carrying out the bombing in which on Saturday, Daria Dugina, the daughter of prominent far-right ideologue Alexander Dugin connected to the Kremlin, was killed. a vocal supporter and propagator of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, when the vehicle she was traveling in exploded in the Moscow region
Kiev strongly rejected any connection with her death.
Her death prompted Russian nationalists to call for new attacks on Ukraine.
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) accused the Ukrainian secret service of carrying out the bombing. This service announced on Monday, without evidence to support the claim, that the "perpetrator" of the crime was a Ukrainian who then left the country via Estonia.
Some analysts cast doubt on Russia's claim, noting that the Estonian border crossing closest to Moscow is almost 770 kilometers northeast, and the drive would take about 10 hours. Also, such an escape would mean that a person from Russia entered Estonia without resistance at the border. According to others, this suspicion is possible if the bomb was activated remotely.
Darja Dugina was a political commentator for the International Eurasian Movement led by her father.
In March, the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Dugina for "acting or purporting to act for or on behalf of the United World International (UWI) website, of which she was editor-in-chief, and for contributing to a UWI article suggesting that Ukraine would "failed" if it were to be accepted into NATO.
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