Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, reaffirmed that his nation was not complicit in Daria Dugina’s murder.
When asked if Ukraine was engaged in the murder, Zelensky responded to the BBC on Friday, October 7, “We have nothing to do with that.”
He continued by saying that Russia’s war against us is merely a sign of what might come for any nation on our continent or in other parts of the world.
It is significant because on August 21 of last year, a famous Russian journalist named Dugina was murdered in Russia.
Arabic translation of Ukraine.
Zelensky: The killing of Dugina was not a Ukrainian-related crime.
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