Monaco Bomb Suspect Claims Ukrainian Intelligence Ordered Attack
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A former Ukrainian security officer, involved in a June bombing in Monaco, who targeted a multi-millionaire, claims that he was authorized by high-ranking members of HUR, Ukraine's military intelligence agency, reports the BBC.
Vitaliy Zhikovych, one of two defendants in the murder of the woman suspected of bombing a Ukrainian businessman in Monaco, claims that the attack was suggested by an officer of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine. He made his statements to the BBC from a prison in Kiev through his lawyer. Zhikovych identifies Vladislav Reut, a serving officer of Ukrainian military intelligence, as the initiator of the operation. According to the defend…
Interview with the BBC of Vitalii Zhykovych, who defines himself as a freelance service: "It was a reprisal against a Ukrainian oligarch who had financed the annexation of Crimea. Berezovska I did not kill her, nor did I send her to kill her."
A FORMER SBU officer claims Ukraine's HUR ordered the Monaco bombing, while the murder of a female agent reveals a web of dangerous intelligence intrigue.
A former Ukrainian security officer, accused of the murder of the woman suspected of having planted a bomb in Monaco in June against businessman Vadim Ermolaev, claims to have believed that the operation had been approved by the Ukrainian military intelligence hierarchy. In an interview with the BBC, he questioned an active officer of the GUR, who now challenges his own version of the facts before the courts.
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