Video: Russian Law Enforcement Releases Footage of Woman Preparing for Darya Dugina's Assassination

The FSB has released footage taken hours before the assassination of journalist Darya Dugina, showing Natalia Vovk, the woman suspected of involvement in the murder, allegedly preparing for the act.

The footage captures Natalia Vovk entering Russia in the same 'Mini Cooper,' later spying on Darya. The suspect is then seen on surveillance cameras at the entrance of the building where Dugina lived. The FSB clarified that Vovk arrived in Russia on July 23 with her 12-year-old daughter and rented an apartment in the same house where Dugina lived to gather information on her.

To follow Dugina, the perpetrator used a Mini Cooper. Upon entering Russia, the vehicle bore the DPR state license plates E982ХН, while in Moscow it had Kazakhstan plates 172AJD02, and when exiting the Russian Federation, it displayed Ukrainian plates AH7771IP.

On the day of the assassination, Vovk and her daughter attended the “Tradition” literary and musical festival, where Dugina was present as an honored guest, and in the evening, Vovk executed a controlled explosion in the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado driven by the journalist. Afterward, Vovk and her daughter traveled through the Pskov region to Estonia.

The materials of the investigation have been handed over to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. The terrorist's vehicle has repeatedly triggered traffic cameras. The Investigative Committee is currently examining the brutal murder. The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that they have not yet received any requests for the detention and extradition of Natalia Vovk from Russia.

It is remembered that on August 20, the Land Cruiser belonging to Russian public figure Alexander Dugin was detonated on Mozhaiskoye Avenue in Moscow, while being driven by his 30-year-old daughter, Darya Dugina. She died on the spot.