Today, Sunday, media reports revealed details of the discovery of the body of Natalia Vovk of Ukraine, accused of killing Daria Dugin, the daughter of Russian thinker close to President Putin, Alexander Dugin, in a rented apartment in a suburb of the Russian capital, Moscow, with 17 stab wounds.
According to the Austrian newspaper Express, a piece of paper was found in her hand, pointing out that so far, there is still no trace of her daughter.
The newspaper confirmed that Natalia, who was sprayed with hyaluronic acid before her death, trained in the Ukrainian army, has a twelve-year-old daughter and is said to have driven with her in a Mini Cooper to a folk music festival near Moscow, where she was preparing everything to blow up a Toyota Prado. The well-known Russian nationalist and former advisor to President Putin, Alexander Dugin (60).
Russian media revealed photos and an identity card of the perpetrator of the murder of Russian journalist Daria Dugina – the daughter of the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, nicknamed Putin’s brain – noting that she is the Ukrainian Natalia Shaban “Vovk”.
According to Sky News Arabia, the publication of photos of the suspect in the Daria Dugina car bomb operation came after the Russian Federal Security Service revealed that the murder of the Russian journalist was orchestrated by the Ukrainian intelligence.
And the Russian media indicated that the documents confirm that “the perpetrator of the crime works in the National Guard of Ukraine.”
The Russian Federal Security Service announced that the Ukrainian citizen will be placed on the wanted list for extradition to Russia.
The Russian Federal Security Service stated that “Vovk” arrived in Russia on July 23, with her daughter Sophia Chaban, born in 2010, adding that in order to organize the Dugina murder and obtain information about her lifestyle, the Ukrainian citizen rented an apartment in Moscow with her daughter in Moscow. The same building in which Daria Dugina lives.
The Russian security services confirmed that the “murder” of Daria Dugina, the daughter of Alexander Dugin, was “planned and carried out by the Ukrainian special services,” AFP reported.
And she added, in a statement published by Russian news agencies, that the person who blew up Daria Dugina’s car later fled to Estonia.
The Russian Federal Security Service said, in a statement: “It was established that the Ukrainian special services prepared and committed the crime. The perpetrator is a Ukrainian citizen named Natalia Pavlovna Vovk, born in 1979,” according to “Sputnik”.
