On Saturday, Darya Dugina, the daughter of far-right Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin, was reportedly killed in a car bombing outside Moscow.
Dugina, 30, was on her way home from a literature and music festival called "Tradition," she had just been driving for ten minutes when the explosion occurred.
Alexander Dugin was originally supposed to be in the car his daughter was driving but ended up getting into another one at the last minute.
Investigators suspect the explosion was a targeted attack intended for Alexander Dugin, a Russian philosopher and author of The Foundations of Geopolitics.
Dugin's work has become a major part of Russian foreign policy moves in the last two decades and the driving force behind the invasion of Ukraine.
Pro-Kremlin channels and social media pages blame Ukraine for the explosion and urged on Russians to "avenge" Dugina's death.
