Car of Russian propagandist’s daughter is blown up remotely – Russian media
MAZURENKO ALONA – MONDAY, 22 AUGUST 2022, 12:53
Russian investigators believe that the car, where Darya Dugina was killed in an explosion, was blown up remotely. She was the daughter of "Putin's spiritual guide" Aleksander Dugin.
Source: The Kremlin-aligned outlet TASS, Russian Mash Telegram channel
Quote from Mash: "It has been established that a bomb on Dugina's car was set off remotely. Presumably, somebody monitored the car and its movements."
Details: Russian media citing a source in the law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation.
Mash reports that the car driven by Dugina was being followed by people with burner phones.
According to the publication, the investigation is considering the possibility that the explosive device in the car went off after a call from one of those phones.
Background:
On 20 August, a car driven by Darya Dugina, the daughter of "Putin's ideologue" Aleksander Dugin, exploded on the outskirts of Moscow. She worked for the Kremlin-aligned RT and Tsargrad and was also one of the authors of "The Book of Z" about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Ilya Ponomarev, a former member of the State Duma of the Russian Federation (the Russian parliament), said that the so-called National Republican Army claimed responsibility for the murder of the daughter of "Putin's spiritual guide".
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