Ukrainian Agent Accused of Murder Changes Testimony

A Ukrainian agent accused of murdering Anastasiia Berezovska, a suspect in a Monaco bombing case, has changed his testimony, now claiming he acted alone. The agent, identified as Dmytro, initially implicated a second individual with ties to Ukrainian security services in the killing and the subsequent disposal of Berezovska's body in woods. This revised account was presented during a hearing in a Polish court this week. Dmytro's initial statement had suggested a coordinated effort to silence Berezovska, who was allegedly involved in a plot to bomb a Monaco casino. The prosecution is investigating whether the murder was an assassination orchestrated by Ukrainian intelligence to prevent Berezovska from revealing sensitive information. The defense team for Dmytro has argued that his initial confession was coerced. The court is expected to review further evidence, including forensic reports and witness testimonies, before reaching a verdict. The case has drawn international attention due to the alleged involvement of intelligence agencies and the high-profile nature of the intended target in Monaco. The investigation continues to explore the full extent of the conspiracy and the roles of all parties involved, including potential links to organized crime and the broader geopolitical context. The court has not yet set a date for the next hearing.