TYING LOOSE ENDS? Ukrainian Woman Suspected of Monaco Bombing Targeting Oligarch Vadim Ermolaev Found Shot to Death Near Kiev

Anastasiia Berezovska 

An agent for Ukrainian Military Intel GUR has confessed to the murder.

Anastasiia Berezovska was the object of an international manhunt after CCTV showed her surveying the targeted Monaco house dressed as a man before the bombing.

And now, she’s dead. Is someone tying up loose ends?

The body of Berezovska, suspected of carrying out a bomb attack that targeted a wealthy Ukrainian-born businessman ​in Monaco last week, was found near Ukraine’s capital ‌Kiev.

Reuters reported:

“Citing sources in law enforcement, the Ukrainian news outlet said the woman had been shot and her ​body was found close to 11 p.m. local time (2000 ​GMT) on Monday.

Anastasiia Berezovska, 39, was named as the ⁠chief suspect in an Interpol Red Notice, which said ​she was Ukrainian, spoke German and was wanted by authorities ​in Monaco for attempted murder, placing an explosive device in a public place with criminal intent, and criminal conspiracy.”

Two ​suspects have already ​been detained ⁠in connection with the case.

The Telegraph reported:

“After an international manhunt, her body was found overnight near the Ukrainian capital with gunshot wounds to the head and pistol casings nearby, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) said on Tuesday.

The SBU added that an acting officer from Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (GUR) had confessed to killing Ms. Berezovska with the assistance of a former law enforcement officer, and that he had acted on his own initiative without informing superiors.”

Monaco explosion

“Ukrainian prosecutors said that Ms. Berezovska had received bank transfers and payments in cryptocurrency from the two men, meaning they would be treated as ‘individuals potentially involved in the attempted murder in Monaco’.

They added that during searches of suspects’ homes they had found a ‘basement room resembling a torture chamber’ and shared footage of the blood-stained room, in which axes, hammers and large tarpaulin sheets could be seen.”

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