Authorities investigating a package bomb incident have identified several individuals, including multi-millionaire Vadim Jeremolayev, a Ukrainian national who is currently sanctioned, alongside two other persons in Monaco, who were also accused by the government prosecutor. French media outlets, including Le Figaro and BFMTV, reported that the person initially identified was seen on surveillance footage wearing a black fisherman’s shirt. These reports further indicated that the individual was a woman who presented herself as male, referencing her previous work transporting “France 24.”
Meanwhile, Italian publication Corriere della Sera detailed that the Monaco prosecutor issued a seizure embargo, which was subsequently delivered to Interpol.
Interpol reportedly identified the person in question on the fifth day of the investigation. This individual was named as Anastasia Berezovskaya, who allegedly transported “Corriere” for 39 years. The investigation has highlighted the complexities surrounding the identities involved.
Sources noted that determining precisely who was involved required extensive international coordination. The reports described the physical appearance of the suspects, detailing what they were wearing during surveillance captures, including descriptions of their outerwear, such as a specific type of coat. These findings provide significant updates on the ongoing probe, clarifying the identities of the persons of interest connected to the package incident.
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