Po podatkih državnega tožilstva je bila osumljena oseba identificirana, pri čemer je bil izdan nalog za aretacijo in je bila za iskanje te osebe poklicana mednarodna policijska organizacija Interpol. Dejanje se je zgodilo v ponedeljek zvečer, ko je neznan človek v vhodni dvorani majhne stanovanjske hiše odpeljal paket.
Identiteta žrtev postaja vse bolj jasna. Več virov potrjuje, da je poškodovani poslovnež 58-letni multimilijonar Vadim Jermolajev, podjetnik ukrajinskega porekla. Njegova partnerka in njegov 13-letni sin sta bili prav tako hudo ranjeni. Jermolajev je znan po svoji karieri kot nepremičninski podjetnik v vzhodno ukrajinskem mestu Dnipro. Že pred mnogimi leti je zapustil ukrajinsko državljanstvo in že dolgo velja za enega izmed 100 najbogatejših ljudi v Ukrajini.
Na Ukrajini pa ga obravnavajo kot del t. i. "Monaškega bataljona", skupine nekdanjih oligarhov in poslovnežev, ki so se naselili na srednjem morju po začetku vojne proti Rusiji. Od leta 2023 so proti njemu na Ukrajini v veljavi sankcije, ki zadevajo poslovne dejavnosti na Krimu, ki ga je priključila Rusija.
Državno tožilstvo je sprožilo preiskavo zaradi poskusa umora in več drugih dejanj. Obtožba se nanaša na žensko, ki se je morda pretvarjala, da je moški. Na nadzornih posnetkih je bilo mogoče prepoznati osebo z črno ribiško kapuco. Te podrobnosti bi lahko bile odločilne za identifikacijo morilke. Poleg tega bo Interpol aktivno vključen v iskanje, kar kaže na mednarodno razsežnost primera.
Jermolajevove povezave z ukrajinskimi oligarhi in njegovo trenutno prebivališče v Monaku sprožajo vprašanja o tem, ali so njegove dejavnosti zunaj Ukrajine pomembne tudi v drugih državah. Sankcije, ki so mu bile naložene v Ukrajini, so posledica zapletenega položaja, v katerem se med seboj povezujejo gospodarski in politični dejavniki.
Reakcije prizadetih in javnosti so še vedno nejasne. Vendar je očitno, da so dogodki v Monaku pritegnili veliko pozornost. Mednarodna skupnost bo verjetno čakala na nadaljnji razvoj dogodkov, zlasti če bodo preiskave prinesle nove sledi ali se bo razkrila identiteta morilke.
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Der StandardNeodvisenSredinavčerajA package bomb exploded in the entrance hall of a small residential building in Monaco, injuring three residents—a couple and their 13-year-old son. The victims are believed to include Wadym Jermolajew, a Ukrainian-born multimillionaire who previously held citizenship in Ukraine but has since renounced it. Jermolajew is known for his business activities in eastern Ukraine and is part of the 'Monaco Battalion,' a group of Ukrainian businessmen and former oligarchs who relocated to the Mediterranean coast after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He faces sanctions in Ukraine due to his business dealings on Crimea, which was annexed by Russia. The prosecutor's office has identified a suspect, issued an arrest warrant, and requested Interpol's assistance in locating the individual. According to French media reports, the suspect may have been a woman posing as a man, seen wearing a black fishing hat on surveillance footage.
Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): The article provides factual information about a criminal investigation involving a high-profile individual linked to Ukraine and Russia. It includes details about the incident, the victim, and the legal actions taken, without overtly favoring any political perspective. The framing remains neutral,
KurierStrankarsko povezanLevovčerajA package bomb exploded in the entrance hall of a small house in Monaco, injuring three residents—a couple and their 13-year-old son—when they returned home shortly after the device detonated. The victim, identified as Wadym Jermolajew, a 58-year-old Ukrainian-born multimillionaire who had relocated to Monaco, was severely injured along with his partner and child. The prosecutor’s office has issued an arrest warrant for a suspect believed to be a woman who may have disguised herself as a man. Surveillance footage showed the individual wearing a black fishing hat. The investigation is ongoing, with Interpol expected to issue a wanted notice. Jermolajew, known for his controversial real estate activities in eastern Ukraine, was part of the 'Monaco Battalion,' a group of Ukrainian businessmen and former oligarchs who moved to the Mediterranean coast during the Russian invasion. He has been under sanctions in Ukraine since 2023 due to his business dealings on Crimea.
Ocena pristranskosti (Levo): The article frames the incident through the lens of geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine and Russia, highlighting the victim's ties to the 'Monaco Battalion' and his sanctions in Ukraine. It emphasizes the political background of the victim, including his business activities on Crimea and his dis
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