A video of an assassination attempt on billionaire Vadim Ermolaev in…
A video of an assassination attempt on billionaire Vadim Ermolaev in Monaco has been published. The Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine released footage of the attack on Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev in Monaco.
Consensus
- A bomb explosion occurred at a residential complex in Monaco on June 29.
- The attack targeted Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev.
- Ermolaev, his partner Anna Nasobina, and their 13-year-old son were injured.
- Ukraine's General Prosecutor's Office published video footage of the attack on July 17.
- The suspect was identified as 39-year-old Ukrainian woman Anastasiya Berezovskaya.
- Berezovskaya’s body was found near Kyiv on July 6 or July 7.
- Two individuals were detained in connection with the case, including a current officer from Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR).
- One of the suspects confessed to killing Berezovskaya.
Points of divergence
- The explosion occurred on June 30 in Monaco, and Ermolaev’s wife was described as his civil partner; the video was recovered by specialists during investigation after attempts to destroy it. — fontanka
- Ermolaev requested protection from multiple governments and international organizations following the attack; he linked the incident directly to Ukrainian intelligence actions. — vesti
- The explosion happened in the evening of June 29, Anna Nasobina lost both legs, Berezovskaya bought a power bank near the crime scene hours before the attack, and she returned to Ukraine on July 1. — tg_bazabazon
Coverage (3 sources)
- Video of the assassination attempt on billionaire Vadim Ermolaev in Monaco published — Фонтанка
- Ukraine released video of bomb explosion intended for Ermolaev — Вести
- Video of Attempted Assassination of Businessman Ermolaev in Monaco Emerges — Baza
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