Darya Mitina

Her mother, Natalia Mitina, was a known Soviet cinema scenario writer, and her father, Kasem Iskander Ibrahim Mohammed Yusufzai, was the founder of an Afghanistan national TV network. Her grandfather, Mohammed Yusuf, was the Prime Minister of Afghanistan from 1963 to 1965. Her another grandfather worked at the Research Institute of Carriage Construction. Her grandmother was born in Bakhmut. Her grandmother studied at the MSU Faculty of Economics. Her great-grandmother Rozaliya Kamenskaya (Russian: Розалия Каменская) was awarded the medal "For the Defence of Moscow". Her childhood friend was Sergei Bodrov Jr. She is married to Said Gafurov. Her first husband was Ukrainian. They met at Moscow State University at Vaziulin’s seminar. == Political activity ==

In 1991 she entered Labour Russia. Since 2014 she has been a Secretary responsible for International affairs of the Party She was a deputy of the State Duma for the second convocation (1995-1999). During the 2016 State Duma elections she was a candidate from the Communist Party Communists of Russia at the Cheryomushkinsky election district but did not succeed. She is the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Youth League (Komsomol), and she was one of its founders in 1993. In May–August 2014 Mitina was the Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Donetsk People's Republic in Moscow. That same year, she appeared on the cover of Communist magazine. She believes that World War III is already underway. She is against equality and advocates for social justice. She is a supporter of Trotsky. She was awarded the medal "80 Years of Victory over Japan" ==Critical perception==

As noted in the material published on the World Socialist Web Site on September 29, 2018: "Mitina is a Stalinist, for whom the late dictator is a man who has no equal in history. Twice a year she visits his grave to lay flowers. She travels the world as an informal political agent of Vladimir Putin's government". As a politician, Darya Mitina was criticized by Viktor Tyulkin, as a film critic by Dmitry Karavaev (ru). == References ==