In Moscow they said goodbye to Daria Dugina
Farewell to Daria Dugina, who died as a result of a terrorist attack committed by Ukrainian nationalist Natalya Vovk, took place today at the Ostankino television center. Hundreds of people came to the funeral ceremony. The police took strict security measures.
Daria's father, philosopher Alexander Dugin, addressed the audience.
“I wanted to raise my daughter the way I see the ideal person. First of all it is faith. She spent her entire childhood in Orthodox camps and went to church. This is important, but I wanted her to be an intelligent Orthodox person. Her mother and I advised her to become a philosopher, and she became one. I can't say how deep she is as a philosopher, but she tried. Now, perhaps, something that we have not seen or noticed will be revealed.
And since childhood, the first words we taught her were Russia. Our power, our people, our empire. She became perfect, going through trials, she became better than ourselves. It has always been in our family: you must become better, you must become taller, you must become braver, cleaner, more perfect. We didn't praise her, but she missed it. We said be better, and I think we overdid it. She had no fear, really.
When we talked to her at the Tradition festival, she told me: “Dad, I feel like a warrior, I feel like a hero. I want to be like this. I don't want any other fate. I want to be with my people, with my country. I want to be on the side of the forces of light.” That's the most important thing.
I told her that history is a struggle between light and darkness. And our war in Ukraine, but not with Ukraine, is also part of this war. A minute before leaving the festival, the song “Demons are buried in Azovstal” was played, she wanted to listen, but we went. I feel how happy she is now that the president awarded her. She died for the people! For Russia! The greatest price one has to pay can only be justified by victory. Our victory,” Dugin said.
LDPR leader Leonid Slutsky is confident that “they will name girls, streets, and conduct lessons in courage” in honor of Daria Dugina.
“What is happening here is highly unnatural. A beautiful bright girl, philosopher, thinker, the standard of the generation that follows us, the future of Russia...
We are well aware of what is happening. Today, invisible people who speak Russian, look just like us, are killing our children not only on the front line, but also here, next to us. It is the responsibility of each of us to ensure that such monstrous tragedies do not happen again. She hammers us into that terrible special reality in which we live today,” said Slutsky.
Standing near the coffin, he addressed the Estonian people.
“I appeal to every Estonian. Now we are not talking about a museum of occupation, not about non-citizens. There are murderers among you. They must suffer a fair punishment,” Slutsky said.
The leader of A Just Russia, Sergei Mironov, believes that after the murder of Dugina, Russia should declare Ukraine a terrorist state.
“The terrorists were planning a double murder. These are scoundrels and bastards, including those who gave the orders, and I have no doubt that Zelensky gave the order. They will definitely be tried by an international tribunal. They will be given not only a legal verdict, but also a historical verdict. Fascism must be destroyed. As our fathers said, the reptile must be strangled in its lair - in the city of Kyiv,” Mironov told reporters.
“Dasha was the foundation stone of Russian greatness and the strength of Russia. The fact that they tried to knock out this stone only made the foundation stronger. I always envied her father with white envy and thought that it was easy for him to leave for another world if necessary, because his daughter would continue his work. But he probably needs to be even stronger so that Russian patriotism and Russian strength cannot be destroyed,” said businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin.
Writer Zakhar Prilepin called Daria “the sacrifice of everything Russian, thinking, seeking truth.”
“And thanks to the untimely death of our dear and beloved Dasha, we will definitely win this war. She wanted this, she lived for this, she served this,” said the founder of the Tsargrad TV channel, Konstantin Malofeev.
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