Putin Ally Alexander Dugin's Daughter Killed In Car Blast

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Ukraine’s top presidential adviser denies Kyiv’s involvement in the death of Darya Dugina, the daughter of ideologue Alexander Dugin, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
By Arwa Ibrahim and Federica Marsi / Published 21 Aug 2022

Recent reports haven't included conclusive identification of the bomber/s. But doesn't this raise some obvious questions?

Reportedly Russian President Vladimir Putin's confidant Alexander Dugin supported Putin's decision to invade Ukraine. Dugin is reportedly grief-stricken at the loss of his daughter. Did Alexander Dugin not know there would be casualties in a Russia / Ukraine war? Dugin thinks casualties are OK, as long as it's someone else's daughter?

BBC reports memorial service has been conducted in Russia.

Al,
Here's a clue. "karma"

 

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Thanks R #1,

Some suspect it was not daughter Darya, but father Alexander that was the intended target. If you'll pardon my Disney fantasy suggestion here:
if father Alexander had died, his influence w/ Putin would have substantially ended.

But with the grief of war now fresh on Dugin's mind, perhaps his preference for carnage will be tempered by his first-hand experience with the cost.

 

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R #1
Ever notice how accident prone Putin's enemies are?

At least eight Russian businessmen have died in apparent suicide or accidents in just six months​

By Ivana Kottasová, CNN
Updated 1:42 PM ET, Fri September 2, 2022
(CNN)At least eight prominent Russian businessmen have reportedly died by suicide or in as yet unexplained accidents since late January, with six of them associated with Russia's two largest energy companies.
Four of those six were linked to the Russian state-owned energy giant Gazprom or one of its subsidiaries, while the other two were associated with Lukoil, Russia's largest privately owned oil and gas company.
Earlier this year, the company took the unusual public stance of speaking out against Russia's war in Ukraine, calling for sympathy for the victims, and for the end of the conflict.

At least eight Russian businessmen have died in apparent suicide or accidents in just six months

At least eight prominent Russian businessmen have reportedly died by suicide or in as yet unexplained accidents since late January, with six of them associated with Russia's two largest energy companies.

www.cnn.com

Putin's enemies list has included many names. Not many of those on the list are still alive.