Alexander Dugin

The daughter of a Russian nationalist ideologue and a powerful ally of President Vladimir Putin was killed in car bomb blast on the outskirts of Moscow ...

He has also pushed the idea of Ukraine becoming “a purely administrative sector of the Russian centralized state”, an essay in the New York Times said. Dugin has been a staunch backer of Putin’s Ukraine war. A proponent of the idea of Novorossiya (New Russia), he is also considered the ideological author of Putin’s Ukraine strategy. However, while some Russia watchers support the idea of his significant sway, others call it minimal. Dugin is known to hold the view that an independent Ukraine poses a “huge danger to all of Eurasia”, and that the total military and political control of the whole north coast of the Black Sea was an “absolute imperative” of Russian geopolitics. Dugina was returning from a cultural festival she had attended with her father.

On Saturday night, the violence that the ultranationalist Russian thinker Alexander Dugin had propagandised for decades suddenly entered his own life when ...

He came to national attention in the 1990s as a writer for the far-right newspaper Den. Dugin’s illiberal totalitarian ideas were deemed irrelevant, and he found himself on the fringes of political power. Dugin However, his actual influence over the Russian president remains a subject of heated discussion. Born in 1962 in a high-ranking military family, Dugin spent his early years as an anti-communist dissident. [mass anti-government protests](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/feb/04/anti-putin-protests-moscow-russia) and the Russian leader embraced a conservative vision for his country.

Dugin, 60, has long advocated the unification of Russian-speaking and other territories in a vast new Russian empire, which he wants to include Ukraine.

- In 2015, Dugin was quoted as saying by gazeta.ru that his being added to the U.S. It was finally after none of us participated in the mock e-auction last week when they came to senses and agreed to the demands,” the person told ET.Initially, when ICC issued an invitation to tender, it had not kept any reserve price and was inviting closed bids from bidders. Acquaintances of Dugina said the car she was driving belonged to her father and that he was probably the intended target. - Dugin worked a brief stint as chief editor of Tsargrad TV, a pro-Kremlin, Christian Orthodox channel owned by businessman Konstantin Malofeev. Treasury said his Eurasian Youth Union actively recruited individuals with military and combat experience to fight on behalf of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine. [Vladimir Putin](/topic/vladimir-putin)has been a subject for speculation, with some Russia watchers asserting that his sway is significant and many calling it minimal.

Darya Dugina was sanctioned by both the US and UK , with the latter labelling her as a “high-profile contributor of disinformation” about Russian-Ukraine ...

It claimed that Dugina was the Chief Editor of the United World International (UWI) website. The agony of a globalist regime that is beginning to lose ground to multipolarism.” [added](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/21/daughter-of-putin-ally-alexander-dugin-killed-in-car-bomb-in-moscow-reports), “This was the father’s vehicle. She also alleged that Western sanctions have not affected the Russian economy and had instead hit European nations hard. A family friend of Darya Dugina, Andrey Krasnov, informed that the car belonged to Alexander Dugin. Dugin served as the former Chief Editor of Tsargrad TV and currently holds no formal position within the Russian government. Alexander Dugin was reportedly involved in recruiting insurgents in Donetsk during his tenure as the Eurasian Youth Union leader. Therefore, I would say it is an honour to be born into such a family.” She also claimed to have appeared on Pakistani and Indian TV channels as a European geopolitical analyst. It is speculated that the intended target was the deceased’s father. The car immediately caught fire and exploded in flames. Nonetheless, the investigators have opened a murder case and are now probing all aspects.

Darya Dugina, the daughter of ultra-nationalist Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin, was killed in a suspected car bomb attack outside Moscow on Saturday ...

- In 2015, Dugin was quoted as saying by gazeta.ru that his being added to the U.S. influence in Eurasia and called for Russia to rebuild its own authority in the region and advocated breaking up the territory of other nations. - Dugin worked a brief stint as chief editor of Tsargrad TV, a pro-Kremlin, Christian Orthodox channel owned by businessman Konstantin Malofeev. As well as Belarusians, Kazakhs, Armenians, but also Azerbaijanis and Georgians, and all those who not only were and are with us, but also will be." Treasury said his Eurasian Youth Union actively recruited individuals with military and combat experience to fight on behalf of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine. Aug 21 (Reuters) - Darya Dugina, the daughter of ultra-nationalist Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin, was killed in a suspected car bomb attack outside Moscow on Saturday evening.

Mr. Dugin, 60, has long advocated the unification of Russian-speaking and other territories in a vast new Russian empire, which he wants to include Ukraine.

In 2015, Dugin was quoted as saying by gazeta.ru that his being added to the U.S. influence in Eurasia and called for Russia to rebuild its own authority in the region and advocated breaking up the territory of other nations. As well as Belarusians, Kazakhs, Armenians, but also Azerbaijanis and Georgians, and all those who not only were and are with us, but also will be." Treasury said his Eurasian Youth Union actively recruited individuals with military and combat experience to fight on behalf of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine. Acquaintances of Dugina said the car she was driving belonged to her father and that he was probably the intended target. Dugin worked a brief stint as chief editor of Tsargrad TV, a pro-Kremlin, Christian Orthodox channel owned by businessman Konstantin Malofeev.

रूस-यूक्रेन युद्ध न्यूज़: अलेक्जेंडर दुगिन का पूरा नाम अलेक्सांद्र गेलीविच दुगिन है।

मॉस्को में एक कार विस्फोट में रूसी राष्ट्रपति के करीबी अलेक्जेंडर दुगिन की बेटी के ...

Who is Alexander Dugin: रूसी मीडिया ने कुछ चश्मदीदों के हवाले से कहा कि कार में डुगिना के पिता को ...

नई दिल्लीः रूस के राष्ट्रपति 'व्लादिमीर पुतिन का दिमाग' कहे जाने वाले रूसी ...

वहीं, यूक्रेन ने इस घटना में अपनी संलिप्तता से साफ इनकार किया है. हालांकि, इस मामले में तत्काल किसी भी संदिग्ध की पहचान नहीं हो पाई है, लेकिन अलगाववादी डोनेतेस्क पीपुल्स रिपब्लिक के अध्यक्ष डेनिस पुशिलिन ने इसे 'यूक्रेन के चरमपंथियों द्वारा अलेक्जेंडर डुगिन की हत्या की साजिश' बताया. जारग्रेड ने रविवार को कहा, 'वह अपने पिता की तरह, पश्चिम के साथ टकराव में सदा सबसे आगे रहीं.' विस्फोट उस समय हुआ जब डुगिना एक सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रम के बाद घर लौट रहीं थीं, जिसमें वह अपने पिता के साथ शामिल हुईं थीं. इस वेबसाइट को अमेरिका ने एक दुष्प्रचार साइट की श्रेणी में रखा हुआ है. उन्होंने 'नोवोरसिया' (नए रूस) की अवधारणा को लोकप्रिय बनाने में मदद की, जिसका इस्तेमाल रूस क्रीमिया पर कब्जे और पूर्वी यूक्रेन में अलगाववादी विद्रोहियों के समर्थन को सही ठहराने के लिए करता है. डुगिना भी इसी तरह के विचार प्रकट किया करती थीं और राष्ट्रवादी टीवी चैनल 'जारग्रेड' पर एक टिप्पणीकार के रूप में नजर आई थीं.

Russian nationalist Alexander Dugin's daughter Daria Dugina was killed when her car exploded on the outskirts of Moscow.

His 29-year-old daughter was killed when her car exploded on the outskirts of Moscow, officials said Sunday. He returned, he was at the site of the tragedy. Russian nationalist ideologist and President Vladimir Putin's close aide Alexander Dugin's daughter Daria Dugina was killed in a car blast that was originally planned to kill Alexander.

At the age of 60, from a family of Russian military officers, his journey has been remarkable: from fringe ideologue to the leader of a prominent strand of ...

"Its center is the Russian people. He also kept up a torrent of propaganda through the website Geopolitica, which the US asserts that he controls. Everything follows from this logic of destiny -- and so does Ukraine." To Dugin, that was essential because he says, the West was using Ukraine to try to bring down Russia. He is the spiritual founder of the term "the Russian world." In 2011, when he was prime minister, Vladimir Putin began to talk of a Eurasian Union. The book advocated sowing instability and dissent in the United States -- a pre-echo of the disinformation campaign around the 2016 US election. Russian President Vladimir Putin used the word in declaring Crimea part of Russia in March of that year. It is my opinion as a professor," : "Putin no longer has any opponents, and even if they did exist, they are mentally ill and should be sent for medical check-ups. After dozens of pro-Russian protesters were killed during clashes in Odesa in May 2014, he said: "Ukraine has to be either vanished from Earth and rebuilt from scratch or people need to get it. "I think kill, kill and kill.

Russian authorities have opened a murder investigation after a car bomb killed a Russian ideologue's daughter. Ukrainian officials say their country had ...

All they would say was that “the crime was pre-planned” — and “of an ordered nature.” The Ukrainians, for their part, said they had nothing to do with the attack. and NATO — a grouping that Dugin has referred to as the “Atlantic world” — are the core enemies. Russia has “challenged the West as a civilization,” Some are suggesting that whoever planted the bomb, the Kremlin may use the attack as a pretext for an even more forceful crackdown on dissent. Dugin was an anti-communist dissident in the 1980s who became, in the years following the Soviet Union’s demise, a passionate advocate of the return of Russian power. On Sunday, Russian authorities said they had opened a murder investigation into the killing. “He has deep ties with the military, political and economic elite.” also imposed sanctions on Dugina as well; as a journalist, she had published anti-Ukraine diatribes — including claims that the spring massacres at Bucha that were cited as misinformation had been staged by the U.S. Anything less, in the Dugin-Putin view, would be a humiliation, just as the demise of the Soviet Union in 1991 and subsequent eastward expansion of NATO have been seen by the Kremlin as humiliations and offenses worthy of forceful responses. we haven’t yet seen the kind of fracturing among Putin’s top aides or mass public opposition that would force the Kremlin to change its strategy.” The Kremlin had effectively quashed internal dissent, and sanctions against rich oligarchs and others with ties to the Kremlin had produced no examples of “Kremlin influencers” publicly opposing Putin or his war. Early in the war, analysts listed a Moscow “palace coup” among potential endgames for the war; by mid-May, as In this worldview, Russia deserves the respect and power to match its rich history and culture.

Mr. Dugin, 60, has long advocated the unification of Russian-speaking and other territories in a vast new Russian empire, which he wants to include Ukraine.

In 2015, Dugin was quoted as saying by gazeta.ru that his being added to the U.S. influence in Eurasia and called for Russia to rebuild its own authority in the region and advocated breaking up the territory of other nations. As well as Belarusians, Kazakhs, Armenians, but also Azerbaijanis and Georgians, and all those who not only were and are with us, but also will be." Treasury said his Eurasian Youth Union actively recruited individuals with military and combat experience to fight on behalf of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine. Acquaintances of Dugina said the car she was driving belonged to her father and that he was probably the intended target. Dugin worked a brief stint as chief editor of Tsargrad TV, a pro-Kremlin, Christian Orthodox channel owned by businessman Konstantin Malofeev.

The daughter of an influential Russian political theorist often referred to as “Putin's brain” was killed in a car bombing on the outskirts of Moscow, ...

While Dugin's exact ties to Putin are unclear, the Kremlin frequently echoes rhetoric from his writings and appearances on Russian state TV. Ponomarev, who left Russia after voting against its annexation of Crimea in 2014, made the statement to Ukrainian TV. The explosion took place as his daughter was returning from a cultural festival she had attended with him. "This is already happening in Russia. He was allegedly supposed to be in the vehicle but ended up taking another car:— Alex Salvi (@alexsalvinews) There was no immediate claim of responsibility.