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Zakharova Slams UNESCO and OSCE Over Dugina Case as Moscow Demands Accountability
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Zakharova Slams UNESCO and OSCE Over Dugina Case as Moscow Demands Accountability
Russia has marked four years since the death of political commentator and journalist Daria Dugina, with Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova describing her as a symbol of patriotism and service to Russia. In a statement marking the anniversary, Zakharova said Dugina was killed on August 20, 2022, in what she described as a terrorist attack carried out by Ukrainian special services. Zakharova Says Dugina’s Legacy Endures Zakharova portray…
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