The US was not engaged in the Moscow vehicle bombing, according to unnamed intelligence operatives. However, US spies admitted that Ukraine assassinated Darya Dugina.
According to the New York Times, US intelligence believe that the Moscow vehicle bombing that murdered journalist Darya Dugina in August was sanctioned by "parts" of the Ukrainian government.
The unidentified intelligence operatives also stated that Washington had not been complicit in any manner, that they would have condemned the operation if they had known about it, and that they afterwards "admonished" Kiev, none of which could be independently corroborated.
Dugina was assassinated on the outskirts of Moscow on August 20 when the automobile she was driving exploded. Russian officials blamed Kiev and identified two Ukrainian nationals as suspects, but never accused the US of any involvement in the assassination.
“The United States took no part in the attack, either by providing intelligence or other as...
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