Russian Group Owns Blast That Killed Daughter Of 'Putin's Brain'

An unknown Russian group has claimed responsibility for the blast that killed Daria Dugina, the daughter of Alexander Dugin, whom it described as an “imperialist ideologue.”

Photo Insert: Alexander Dugin, the ideologist behind Kremlin's war in Ukraine, had advocated the conquest of former Soviet republics and their incorporation into the Russian Federation.

The National Republican Army, a group that had not been known before Aug. 21, authorized former Russian lawmaker Ilya Ponomaryov to disclose the admission, Ukraine Daily reported on Aug. 22.

"We... (are outlawing) the initiators of the war and those who rob and oppress the peoples of Russia," the group allegedly said. "We declare President Putin a usurper of power and a war criminal who amended the Constitution, unleashed a fratricidal war between Slavic peoples, and sent Russian soldiers to certain and senseless death." Dugina, 29, who actively supported Russia's war against Ukraine, was killed by a car bomb in Moscow on Aug. 20.

Alexander Dugin, the ideologist behind Kremlin's war in Ukraine, had advocated the conquest of former Soviet republics and their incorporation into the Russian Federation. Dugin had called for the destruction of Ukraine and the murders of its citizens, starting with President Volodymyr Zelensky.

He is a Russian political philosopher and ultranationalist who backs the idea of establishing a Eurasian empire under Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Russia blamed the car bomb explosion on Ukrainian intelligence agents Ukraine dismissed the charge, saying Kyiv is not a “terrorist” and “criminal state” like Moscow and urged Putin to look into every nook and cranny of Russia in search of patriotic citizens out to oust ag aging, overstaying dictator.

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