“On Thursday, two days before her death in a car bombing outside Moscow, she argued on a state television talk show that 'the Western man lives in a dream — a dream that he got from his global hegemony.'"

"On Friday, she delivered a lecture on 'mental maps and their role in network-centric warfare,' describing atrocities committed by Russian soldiers in Bucha, a Kyiv suburb, as a staged event. And before she died on Saturday, she attended a nationalist festival with her father outside Moscow called Traditions.... She told a state-run Russian radio station that the Azovstal steel plant, where the [Mariupol]’s defenders made their last stand, was filled with 'Satanist,' 'black energy.' Echoing her father, Ms. Dugina’s public commentary provided an ideological framework for Mr. Putin’s aggressive foreign policy. In an interview with a Russian broadcaster hours before her death, she [said, describing what Russia was fighting against in Ukraine]... 'This is liberal totalitarianism, this is liberal fascism, this is Western totalitarianism.... It has reached its end.'"

From "Daria Dugina was a Russian hawk who railed against the West’s 'global hegemony'" (NYT).