We will debate state terrorism policy, according to Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, if it is determined that Ukraine had a role in the death of journalist and politician Daria Dugina.
Denis Pushilin, president of the Donetsk Peoples Republic, had explored such an idea, according to Zakharova, but it needed to be verified by the relevant authorities.
The spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry emphasised that there is sufficient information and proof to support this judgement.
From political calls for violence to the involvement of official structures and leadership in crimes, she commented on these events in Ukraine.
The Russian Foreign Ministry reacts to the notion that Daria Dugina’s murder was somehow influenced by the Ukraine.
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