Ukrainian Oligarch Denies Russian Role in Monaco Attack

Ukrainian businessman Ermolaev does not believe that the attempt on his life was carried out by Ukrainian intelligence services.

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Vadim Yermolaev was attacked in Monaco on June 29.
The attack involved an explosion at a residential building.
Yermolaev, his companion, and a 13-year old child were injured.
Yermolaev denied Russian involvement in the attack.
Yermolaev stated he does not know who ordered the attack and refuses to accuse anyone without evidence.
Yermolaev emphasized the need to quickly identify the masterminds behind the attack.
An alleged suspect, Anastasia Berezovskaya, was killed days after the attack, with her body found near Kyiv.
Vladislav Reut, a current GRU officer at the time, confessed to her murder.

Yermolaev initially blamed Ukrainian intelligence for the attack, later suggesting the operatives acted on behalf of a private client. — vesti
Yermolaev stated he never had enemies and does not understand why someone would want to kill him. — tg_echoonline_news
Yermolaev mentioned the risk that other perpetrators might be eliminated, referencing the killing of Anastasia Berezovskaya. — vesti
Berezovskaya lived as a refugee in Hofheim, Germany, and faced financial difficulties; she had sued her second husband for alimony in 2022. — tg_echoonline_news