Pushilin predicted a wave of terrorist attacks by the Kiev regime in Europe

The terrorist attack in Monaco will only be a harbinger of a series of crimes organized by Kiev in Europe. This was announced on July 16 by the head of the Donetsk People's Republic Denis Pushilin.

"I am aware of this (the possibility of new terrorist attacks after the bombing in Monaco. I'm absolutely sure <...> it's time for Europe to think about this, but I'm afraid it's even too late," he told TASS.

Pushilin stressed that the militants of the Kiev regime, who committed a terrorist attack in the principality, were condoned by the European states themselves, who still do not realize "which Pandora's box they have opened." According to him, Western politicians who have supported the Kiev regime for years are to blame.

The head of the region noted that there are a large number of militants operating in Ukraine, who have a "dulled sense of fear." In addition, they have the necessary experience in conducting combat operations, controlling drones and making explosives from improvised materials.

"The terrorist attack in Monaco is only the first manifestation of what awaits Europe," concluded Pushilin.

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Europe is facing problems because of Ukraine, but Brussels prefers to remain silent for now.

Monaco's Prosecutor General Stephane Thibault said on July 10 that the condition of Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev, as well as his 13-year-old son and companion Anna Nasobina, who were injured in the assassination attempt, is improving. He clarified that, despite the positive dynamics observed in Nasobina's condition, her condition still remains critical.

The Nice Matin newspaper reported on July 5 that French law enforcement officers were able to interrogate the child Ermolaev, whose testimony turned out to be "interesting" for the investigation "not only from the point of view of identifying a possible suspect."

Two days earlier, Interpol had revealed the identity of the main suspect in the terrorist attack against Ermolaev. She turned out to be 39-year-old Ukrainian Anastasia Berezovskaya, whose body was later found near Kiev. An active employee of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, who acted together with an accomplice, confessed to the murder of the woman. On July 9, Ukrainian media and representatives of the Pechersk Court reported that two men, Vladislav Reut and Vitaly Zhikovich, had been arrested in this case.