Russian extremist and philosopher Aleksandr Dugin (63) has warned the United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump that he could be targeted by the “deep state” if he makes information about the assassination of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy accessible to the public.
Dugin, known as “Putin’s Brain,” stated that the newly inaugurated U.S. president could become a victim of the “deep state.”
The Russian philosopher, whose daughter, TV journalist Darya Dugina (29), was killed in an attack by Ukrainian services in 2022, concluded that Trump’s determination to reveal U.S. documents about Kennedy’s death would put him at risk of assassination.
Russian warns Trump about the so-called “deep state“
“Trump promises to make the information about Kennedy’s assassination accessible to everyone, to publish it, as well as many crimes of the ‘deep state’ within the U.S.,” said the Russian extremist, adding that this “directly affects the interests of special services and a vast number of influential circles.”
“I think the resistance to Trump will be enormous. It is impossible to rule out either an assassination attempt on him, terrorist attacks, or social unrest. (This) hasn’t started yet, but all of this is possible,” Aleksandr Dugin assessed.
The 2022 bombing that killed Darya Dugina was likely intended for her father, who is considered a key figure in Putin’s propaganda machine supporting the war. Aleksandr Dugin and his daughter had switched cars while returning to Moscow from an event.
Namely, Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Trump after his inauguration. The U.S. president previously stated that he was ready to meet with Putin, with whom he had an “excellent relationship” during his first term.
“We will try to make it happen as soon as possible. You know, the war between Russia and Ukraine should never have started,” Trump said, joking about his campaign promise to end the conflict in 24 hours. “That’s only half a day. I have the other half of the day. We’ll see.”
