Ukrainian oligarch accuses Kyiv’s spy agency of trying to kill him after Monaco bomb attack blew off his partner’s legs and injured son
A Ukrainian oligarch has accused Kyiv's military intelligence agency of orchestrating a bomb attack in Monaco that severely injured his partner and son, claiming he was the intended target. The allegation, if substantiated, would represent an extraordinary claim of a Ukrainian state agency attempting to assassinate one of its own wealthy citizens on foreign soil, raising serious questions about internal power struggles and the reach of Ukraine's intelligence services beyond the battlefield.
The explosion in Monaco reportedly caused catastrophic injuries, with the oligarch's partner losing both legs and his son also being hurt in the blast. The businessman has publicly pointed the finger at Ukraine's spy agency as being behind the attack, though the article does not detail the specific evidence underpinning the accusation, nor has it outlined any official response from Kyiv confirming or denying involvement.
- Ukrainian oligarch blames Kyiv's spy agency for Monaco bomb attack
- Attack left his partner without both legs, injured his son
- Claims he was the real target of the assassination attempt