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Serbia: mural dedicated to Darya Dugina unveiled in Belgrade
Belgrade maintains strong ties with Moscow
24 August, 18:08
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, AUG 24 - Unknown people painted a mural
depicting the assassinated daughter of Russian ideologue
Alexander Dugin in central Belgrade, under a bridge over the
Sava river, with a caption in Russian, according to regional
television N1. Darya Dugina's mural was painted over a Russian
flag with the words "death of a Russian girl who has gone to the
sky in the August rains" written in Russian in red and blue on a
white background with her name and birth and death years in
black. Serbian nationalists frequently paint murals of people
they regard as heroes, according to N1. Despite being a
candidate country for EU membership, Serbia maintains strong
political ties with Russia, and Belgrade refuses to implement
sanctions against Russia. (ANSA).
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