After US officials disclosed that the US intelligence agency thought that parties in the Ukrainian government were involved in the assassination that occurred last August, the case of the murder of the daughter of the renowned philosopher Alexander Dugin, also known as “Putin’s Mind,” has come to light once more.
Officials made it clear that the United States did not assist in this attack in any way, not even by supplying intelligence.
According to a report by the American daily “New York Times,” he also emphasised that they were not informed of the operation beforehand and that they would have objected if they had been contacted. He then blamed Ukrainian officials for the murder.
In the meantime, officials last week informed the US administration of their thorough analysis of Ukraine’s previously unknown role.
After the incident, Ukraine denied involvement in the conspiracy; when questioned about the US intelligence assessment, senior officials reiterated this denial.
Additionally, US officials have voiced their displeasure with Ukraine’s lack of candour regarding its military and covert plans, particularly those involving Russian territory.
Some US officials believe that Alexander Dugin, the Russian philosopher who is Daria Dugina’s father, was the true goal of the operation and that the activists who carried it out expected he would be travelling in the same vehicle as his daughter.
The individuals who discussed the intelligence declined to say who carried out the strike, which Ukrainian government officials were thought to have authorised the mission, or whether President Volodymyr Zelensky gave his approval.
Additionally, they failed to mention who in the US administration had issued the warnings or who had been turned over to the Ukrainian government, and they were unsure of what Ukraine would do in response.
It is significant that Daria, also known as Platonova, who died in her automobile explosion on the outskirts of Moscow last August, was a fervent follower of her father’s ideologies, particularly the Russian military action that was begun on Ukrainian territory on February 24.
She advocated the Kremlin’s account of the dispute with Kyiv as editor-in-chief of United World International and warned Ukraine of a terrible fate if it joined NATO, which Moscow has seen as a spearhead against it since last February.
US officials claim that Kyiv was responsible for the death of “Putin’s brain” daughter.
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