With Assassination of Dariya Dugina, Russian-Ukrainian War Enters a Chilling New Phase

The struggle could devolve into an internal Russian conflict.

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The assassination in 1881 of Tsar Alexander II. He was killed by the world’s first modern terrorist organization. Via Wikimedia Commons

The Russian-Ukrainian war has reached a chilling turning point with the release on Telegram of a statement by the “National Republican Army,” a secret Russian resistance group claiming that they are responsible for the killing of Dariya Dugina, the daughter of an ultra-nationalist writer and a pro-war propagandist, who was blown up in her car Sunday outside of Moscow. 

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