Ukrainian prosecutors release video of the Monaco bombing that injured a tycoon
The footage shows a person planting an object before the blast, while investigators in three countries and Interpol examine the attack.
- On Saturday, Ukrainian prosecutors released surveillance video of the June 30 Monaco bombing that injured tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner Anna, and their 13-year-old son.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's government sanctioned Yermolaiev in 2023 over his ties to Russia, a background factor relevant to the ongoing investigation.
- SBU specialists successfully restored deleted surveillance footage of the attack, while a military intelligence officer confessed to killing suspect Anastasiia Berezovska, claiming he acted independently.
- In letters to French media, Yermolaiev's lawyers recently accused Ukrainian security services of organizing the explosion, while paradoxically thanking Zelenskyy for his personal attention.
- Investigators from Monaco, France, and Interpol continue examining the case as the wounded tycoon remains hospitalized, navigating conflicting claims regarding the attack's origins.
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A key piece of the investigation into the attack on a wealthy Ukrainian businessman in Monaco has been revealed. The images of the explosion are now public. The video shows the suspect placing an booby-trapped package in front of the building. According to the Ukrainian authorities, this recording was probably intended to confirm to the sponsors that the mission had been carried out. The bomb-layer has since been found sifted with bullets in Ukr…
The Ukrainian prosecutor's office has released a video of more than 40 seconds showing the attempted murder of a businessman and his family in Monaco. The woman suspected of having planted the explosive device was found shot dead in Ukraine. Shadow zones remain, especially around the sponsor.
Footage filmed by the suspect on his mobile phone has been released showing the moments leading up to the bombing in Monaco that targeted Ukrainian billionaire Vadim Yermolayev and his family. The footage shows the attacker leaving the explosive in a bag at the building's entrance as family members entered the building.
Nearly three weeks after the spectacular explosion that seriously wounded Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev and his family in Monaco, the Ukrainian prosecutor's office broadcasted an unreleased video of the attack.
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