This thesis is spread by the Russian propaganda media. They say that British intelligence may be behind the murder of Russian propagandist Daria Duhina, because at first the British media Daily Mail reported about her death. In fact, according to EuDisinfo fact-checkers, there is no evidence to support the claim that British intelligence is behind the murder in Moscow of Darya Duhina, daughter of Oleksandr Duhin.

The murder of Daria Duhina was indeed reported by the British edition of the Daily Mail, as well as numerous international media. All in all, there is no evidence linking Daily Mail reports to British intelligence agencies.

Recall that earlier Russia also accused Ukraine of murder, providing only doubtful evidence that cannot be verified. In particular, accusing the Azov servicemen of the murder. Ukraine denies any involvement in the attack.

This is not the first time that Russian propaganda has accused the governments and intelligence services of other states of various crimes, instead of conducting a proper investigation on its own. In particular, propagandists have repeatedly claimed that MI6 was involved in the January protests in Kazakhstan; convinced that the UK is pushing Ukraine to fight Russia, promising help with a nuclear strike and so on and so forth.