Ukrainian prosecutors have released video footage they say captures the bombing in Monaco that seriously wounded businessman Vadym Yermolaiev and members of his family. The case has drawn attention across Europe because of the high-profile victim and the international elements of the investigation.
According to the report, the attack took place on June 30 in Monaco. Prosecutors in Ukraine are now publicizing the video as part of the case surrounding the explosion, which left Yermolaiev and his relatives badly injured.
Authorities have also identified a suspect, Anastasiia Berezovska. The report says she was later found dead in Ukraine a few days after the bombing, adding another major development to an already complex investigation.
The release of the Monaco bombing video is likely to intensify scrutiny of how the attack was carried out and what links may exist between events in Monaco and Ukraine. With the suspect dead and the victims seriously hurt, the case remains a significant cross-border criminal inquiry.
