Räjähdys maailman turvallisimmassa lomakohteessa: Tätä naista etsitään
Viranomaiset epäilevät 39-vuotiasta naista oligarkin murhayrityksestä. Kolme ihmistä loukkaantui vakavasti pommi-iskussa Monacossa maanantaina.
Monacon maanantaisen pommi-iskun pääepäilty on 39-vuotias Saksassa asuva ukrainalainen Anastasia Berezovska. Interpol antoi perjantaina Berezovskasta kansainvälisen etsintäkuulutuksen.
Berezovskaa epäillään murhan yrityksestä, räjähdyslaitteen sijoittamisesta julkiselle paikalle rikollisessa tarkoituksessa sekä rikollisesta salaliitosta.
Naisella on Interpolin mukaan tummat hiukset ja mahdollisesti käärmettä esittävä tatuointi oikeassa kädessään.
Epäilty oli naamioitunut mieheksi toimittaessaan paketin asuinrakennuksen edustalle, sanoo Monacon apulaissyyttäjä Morgan Raymond CBS Newsin ja The Guardianin mukaan.
Raymond sanoo, että epäilty tunnistettiin alunperin mieheksi. Medioissa leviävillä valvontakameravideoilla näkyy, että nainen oli osittain peittänyt kasvonsa kalastajanhatulla.
Iskun kohteen uskotaan olleen ukrainalainen oligarkki Vadim Jermolajev. Ranskan ja Ukrainan medioiden mukaan 58-vuotias liikemies, hänen vaimonsa ja 13-vuotias poika loukkaantuivat vakavasti räjähdyksessä.
Ranskalaismedia BFM:n mukaan naiselta amputoitiin molemmat jalat ja hänen tilansa on erittäin vakava. The Guardian kirjoittaa, ettei mies ole enää hengenvaarassa.
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Saattaa olla, että ukrainalaisoligarkkia paloitelleen pakettipommin kohteena poika.
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‘He isn’t political’: the Ukrainian-born oligarch targeted by a Monaco bomber
Questions remain as to why somebody would want to kill Vadym Iermolaiev, who has a personal fortune of $225m
In 2022, the newspaper Ukrainska Pravda identified the oligarch as a member of the “Monaco battalion”, an ironic reference to wealthy Ukrainians who live in comfort abroad while their fellow citizens experience daily Russian drone and missile attacks. Iermolaiev enjoyed the high life and drove a £250,000 Bentley Flying Spur, it noted.
The following year, Ukraine imposed personal sanctions on Iermolaiev after an investigation by the country’s SBU security agency. It said the 58-year-old oligarch continued to trade alcohol in occupied Crimea and paid millions of dollars in taxes to the Russian treasury. His assets were frozen and he was prohibited from doing business.
In an interview with Ukrainian media, Iermolaiev strongly denied the allegations, calling them “completely surreal”. He claimed Russia seized his grape growing and cognac enterprise in Crimea when it annexed the peninsula in 2014. “We lost everything,” he said, adding that he had hired a team of lawyers to get the sanctions against him lifted.
The oligarch condemned Russia’s invasion and said a missile strike on Dnipro airport had destroyed his private plane. Chechen militants stole his agricultural machinery, he added. “I despise our enemies and believe that they will bear responsibility for the grief they brought to Ukrainian land and to my hometown,” he told RBK Media, saying he gave money to Ukraine’s armed forces.
Several sources on Tuesday dismissed the idea the audacious attack in Monaco could have been carried out by Ukraine’s special services. “He’s an opportunist, not an open enemy,” one remarked. Another described him as someone with “no ideology” and “zero political views” who could not “by definition be a Russian asset”.
“He isn’t a political person,” somebody who knew him socially said. “He’s a businessman. Vadym is nicer than 95% of people on that level … He’s always smiling and pleasant to be around, a typical Dnipro Jew. He likes life, tells endless jokes and speaks in a rather stumbling manner.”
A more plausible explanation for Monday evening’s bomb attack might be claims that the oligarch was connected to an alleged call centre scam, the sources said. They added: “It looks like something very, very personal. There are security cameras on every street corner in Monaco. That’s why rich people feel safe there. The hit doesn’t seem to be the work of a top professional.”
Late last year, Iermolaiev’s son, Artur, was detained in Cyprus at the request of Interpol and subsequently extradited to Estonia. There, he was accused of creating a criminal organisation engaged in telephone fraud. According to Estonian investigators, Iermolaiev Jr, along with three other defendants, created fraudulent call centres in Ukraine that “offered fictitious investment opportunities”.
On tämä isäkin vilunkia tehnyt eli siirtänyt omistuksia Saksaan.
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Additionally, a large portion of Iermolaiev’s companies were collectively re-registered to a German citizen named Yevhen Steinberg. According to the Youcontrol analytical system, these changes began to occur from August 2024, a whole year after all operations with Iermolayev were explicitly forbidden by Ukraine!
