Darya Dugina

Russian journalist and political commentator

Darya Dugina - Russian journalist and political commentator
Born

1992
33 years ago

Died

August 20th, 2022
2 years ago — 30 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Russia

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A journalist and political commentator contributed to various media outlets, focusing on topics related to Russian political affairs. Dugina wrote extensively for a pro-Kremlin news site, providing insights on national issues and international relations. Engaged in public discourse through commentary, Dugina participated in discussions surrounding Russian identity and geopolitical matters. She was involved in several public events advocating for conservative values and Russian nationalism. Her work reflected the perspectives of those aligned with the current government.

Contributed to the Russian political landscape

Wrote for the pro-Kremlin news outlet 'Geopolitika'

Advocated for conservative and nationalist views

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