PHOTOS: Ukrainian 'spy' allegedly got rid of Putin's right-hand man's daughter

2022-08-23 11:38:56Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

PHOTOS: Ukrainian 'spy' allegedly got rid of Putin's right-hand

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has released a video of the alleged perpetrator of the murderous attack on Alexander Dugin's daughter, Darya Dugina.

The video in question shows how 43-year-old Ukrainian Natalya Vovk entered Russia, stayed in the same house with the daughter of Dugin, who is known as the "brain" of Putin and the theorist of Russian nationalism, and after the murder of the Russian journalist, she was leaves for Estonia.

At the beginning of the footage, Vovk is seen opening the trunk of her car during a search and her hair is loose. Then she appears to enter as a brunette in the same building where Dugina lived, while she left Russia with the same hair color as when she entered Russia.

Daria Dugina, journalist and political scientist, was killed on the evening of August 20. She was driving her father's car, which exploded on a highway in the greater Moscow region.

The FSB claims the crime was planned and carried out by Ukrainian special services and the perpetrator entered Russia on July 23 with her 12-year-old daughter, renting an apartment in the same building where Dugina lived.

Vovk followed her victim using a Mini Cooper, which initially bore "Donetsk People's Republic" plates, which she changed to Kazakhstan in Moscow plates. 

A few hours after the explosion, the 43-year-old woman crossed into Estonia with Ukrainian license plates. According to the FSB investigation, the car in question has already been sold in Ukraine through a relevant online platform.

On the day of the murder, Vovk and her daughter were at the Tradition literary and music festival, and after Dugina left the event, Vovk appears to have blown up the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado SUV driven by the Russian woman. After that, Vovk and the girl left for Estonia.

According to information, the 43-year-old Ukrainian previously served in the Azov National Battalion and her maiden name is Shaban.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called Dugina's death a "heinous crime".

"A despicable, cruel crime cut the life thread of Daria Dugina, a brilliant, talented person, with a real Russian heart, kind, loving, compassionate and open. Journalist, scientist, philosopher, war correspondent , she served the people and the motherland honestly, proving with her actions what it means to be a patriot of Russia", says the condolence telegram that the Russian president sent to Darya's family on Monday.

For its part, Ukraine has denied any involvement in her death.



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