The Sun: Yermolayev's mistress was with him at the time of the assassination attempt

The British newspaper *The Sun* has reported new details about the assassination attempt on Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolayev. According to the journalists, the woman who was with him during the attack was not his common-law wife, but 46-year-old Anna Nasobina, whom foreign media refer to as his common-law wife.

According to the publication, the woman suffered extremely severe injuries as a result of the explosion—doctors were forced to amputate both of her legs. She is in critical condition at a hospital in Nice. Their 13-year-old son was also injured, but his life is reportedly not in danger.

The Sun notes that Nasobina is a lawyer, resides in the United Kingdom, and has headed the British company Wycombe Square Investments LLP since 2023. The publication also reports that she is the daughter of the former first deputy prosecutor of the Dnipropetrovsk region.

According to journalists, investigators in Monaco are considering the possibility that the attack may have been linked to financial disputes and the activities of the businessman’s eldest son, Artur Yermolaev.

Source: The Sun.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ukrainian Embassy in France are working to identify the three victims of the high-profile explosion in Monaco, who, according to media reports, are the sanctioned Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolayev and his relatives. 

As a reminder, an explosion occurred in Monaco, seriously injuring Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolayev. 

According to our sources, Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolayev sustained minor injuries as a result of the explosion in a residential building in Monaco.

A large-scale operation is underway in Monaco to search for the perpetrator who attempted to assassinate Yermolayev.