💬 Russia's Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova:

▪️ Four years ago, on August 20, political analyst, philosopher, military correspondent, Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda host, Tsargrad Media correspondent Daria Dugina was killed in a treacherous terrorist attack carried out by the Ukrainian special services.

Daria’s life became a symbol of selfless and devoted service to the Motherland. A true patriot, she was deeply devoted to Russia and the Orthodox faith, steadfast in her convictions and unafraid to express them openly.

Her tragic death caused immense pain to millions of people in Russia and beyond.

The neo-Nazi perpetrators succeeded in taking Daria’s life, but they will never succeed in consigning her legacy to oblivion. Her legacy lives on through books, initiatives and monuments dedicated to her memory.

The reaction of international organisations to this crime was particularly telling. Against the backdrop of widespread public outrage over the murder, the deafening silence of relevant multilateral institutions, including UNESCO and the OSCE, exposed their inability to take a principled stand on crimes against Russian journalists and media professionals.

Through their silence, they have effectively made themselves accomplices in the gruesome crimes of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, who have launched a targeted campaign against representatives of the Russian media and continue seeking to eradicate any manifestation of dissent.

❗️ The crimes against Daria Dugina and other Russian journalists have #NoStatuteOfLimitations. Those responsible will inevitably face punishment.