The Russian secret service FSB claims that a Ukrainian woman with connections to Azov single-handedly carried out the recent assassination of Alexander Dugin´s daughter Darya in Moscow. This is an almost brilliantly incompetent propaganda lie. Or maybe not, since I don´t know how paranoid the average Russian is right now. Or how paranoid the FSB want them to be!
If taken at face value, though, the FSB version is absurd and actually paints Russia in a very bad light. If a single Ukrainian fascist can sneak into Russia, assassinate the daughter of a high profile Putin supporter in Moscow, and sneak out again, *the Putin regime has no control over its own territory*. Maybe Paddington the Bear can travel to Russia on a Peruvian tourist visa and blow some shit up, I don´t know, some Gazprom-associated marmelade store?
The most likely explanation is the conspiracy theory that Putin had Darya Dugina killed as a warning to Dugin, god knows about what. Maybe they are bickering behind the Kremlin walls? Or maybe they just wanted to carry out a really good false flag, the Dugin family being sort-of-innocent victims?
Could it be some Western intelligence agency? I´m not an expert on that particular demimonde, but assassinating Darya Dugina strikes me as very "esoteric" somehow. If Dark Brandon wants to escalate against Russia, wouldn´t a more likely target be Putin himself? Or somebody directly responsible for running the Ukrainian war? Compare the car bombing to covert US-Israeli attacks on Iranian interests. These weren´t directed at some obscure cult leader...
Verdict: Probably Putin. Just another Tuesday! Or in this case, Saturday.
There are unconfirmed reports that the husband or ex-husband of the "Ukrainian agent" is actually a prominent supporter of the Russian breakaway republics! Which could mean whatever, I suppose.
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