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Her name was Daria Douguine. Presented as a journalist and political scientist, this 29-year-old young woman was also the daughter of Alexander Dougin, a man who is said to have the ear of Vladimir Putin, and a supporter of the radical method against Ukraine. Saturday August 20, Daria Douguine was driving in his father’s car when it exploded.
Amateur video is of poor quality. But in the center of the image, we clearly distinguish the carcass of the car in flames. To a few steps, Alexandre Douguine, hands on his head, dazed, is there too. The arrival of help will not change anything. Her daughter Daria, 29, has just died. Sunday, August 21 in the morning, the few witnesses claim to have heard one or more explosions. All day, around the charred vehicle, the Russian police multiplied the findings.
On this road, about forty kilometers southwest of Moscow, there are dozens of debris. Only one certainty for the investigators: the act is criminal. At the time of the explosion on Saturday evening, Daria Douguine was alone and driving the car of her father, Alexandre Douguine. According to relatives of the family, it was he who was targeted. The theoretician is an ultranationalist, in favor of a hard offensive in Ukraine. If the links between the Russian president and Alexander Dougin are uncertain, the theorist remains one of the figureheads of the hardest line of Russian nationalism.