Putin's Rasputin attacked the Kremlin leader shortly before his daughter blew herself up

These factors add to the theory that the death of TV personality and ultranationalist pundit Darya Dugina, 29, took place during a an attack by Russian special services or other forces loyal to Putin

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Russia: Aftermath of car bombing that killed Darya Dugin

Alexander Dugin, nicknamed the "Rasputin of Putin", had violently attacked the head of the Kremlin shortly before his daughter Darya was blown up in a car bomb.

This came to light when it became clear there had been an online campaign to smear Dugin before a fatal explosion aimed at him.

These factors add to the theory that the death of TV personality and ultranationalist pundit Darya Dugina, 29, took place during an attack by Russian special services or other forces loyal to Putin .

Ukraine has strongly denied any role in the murder of Moscow, and there are allegations of a "false flag" operation to blame Kyiv.

Today the Russian FSB claimed that the SBU - Kyiv's special services - were behind the murder and named a woman, Natalia Vovk, born in 1979, as having executed it.

She arrived in Russia on July 23 with her daughter, SHOT media reported.

"A Mini Cooper was used to spy on the girl [Dugina].

Darya Dugina and her father before his death in a car explosion in Moscow (

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"The numbers there were changed three times - license plates of the DPR, Kazakhstan and Ukraine were used."

The report stated: "On the day of the crime, Vovk and her daughter arrived at the Tradition festival, and after a controlled explosion on August 21, they departed via Pskov for Estonia."

The Russian commission of inquiry is said to be examining this version.

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