Its Federal Security Service of Russia (FSB) released one videoin which he claims that the alleged is seen murderer her Daria Duginawho was the daughter of Vladimir Putin’s close associate Alexander Dugin.
According to washingtonpost.comthe perpetrator is said to be 43-year-old Ukrainian Natalya Vovk where served in the Azov battalionwhile traveled to Russia with her daughter.
First, it appears that Vovk is opening the hood of the car during an inspection and her hair is light. Later, she entered the same premises as Dugina as a brunette, and when she left Russia, she had the same hair color as when she entered Russia.

For some time, Vovk followed her victim, for which she used a Mini Cooper, on which she changed numbers three times. According to the FSB investigation, the particular car has already been sold in Ukraine, with Ukrainian number plates, through a relevant electronic 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, she detonated a controlled explosion in the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado SUV she was driving. After that, Vovk and the girl left for Estonia.

It is noted that according to Russian state media, Daria Dugina, daughter of Alexander Dugin, died when her car exploded and burst into flames while returning home.
It is believed that her father, Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, who is known as “Putin’s mind” was the target of the bombing, as reported by the BBC. Dugin is a prominent ultranationalist ideologue believed to be close to the Russian president.
Source: News Beast

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