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Ex-Ukrainian Security Officer Charged with Executing Monaco Bomber Claims Kyiv Authorized Plot to Assassinate Oligarch

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A former Ukrainian security officer charged with murdering the would-be assassin who tried to blow up an oligarch in Monaco has claimed he was told the plot had been green-lighted by the Kyiv regime.

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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.

·Bucharest, Romania
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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…

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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."

·Turin, Italy
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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.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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