Calls for victory in Ukraine at service for daughter of ultra-nationalist killed in car bomb
Photograph: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP/Getty ImagesPhotograph: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP/Getty ImagesHundreds of people have lined up in Moscow to pay tributes to Darya Dugina, the murdered daughter of one of Russia’s most prominent nationalist thinkers, hailing her as a martyr whose death must be avenged with victory in the war inDugina, the daughter of ultra-nationalist Alexander Dugin, was killed on Saturday in a car bomb attack outside the capital.
“The huge price we have to pay can only be justified by the highest achievement, our victory,” a visibly emotional Dugin said. A large black and white portrait of Dugina, 30, who was reportedly close to her father and worked as a nationalist media commentator, hung on a wall behind her coffin.
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