Suspected Female Assailant Accused of Treason and Attempted Murder against Sternenko
A shady character has been nabbed for taking a swing at activist and do-gooder Sergey Sternenko. It seems this woman is swimming deep with the fishes, as she's now under suspicion of treason and aiding and abetting murder. The court will decided on her restraint on May 2nd.
According to intel from the Office of the Prosecutor General, this sneaky gal is accused of trying to off the outspoken volunteer (per part 2 of article 111, article 15, paragraphs 6, 11, 12 of part 2 of article 115 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
On May 2nd, the Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv will consider her bail petition.
Some gossip rags, like "Ukrainian Truth," claim this attacker is a '79er from Odessa and was living under Kyiv's radar. She leased a pad in a plush complex where Sternenko resides and kept him under her watchful eye. She was reportedly funded by Russian spies to carry out the hit, with the cash showing up in her bank accounts.
On the sly, "Ukrainian Truth" snagged some footage of Sternenko's beatdown from their own spies.
Background:
- Sternenko himself fessed up to being attacked on May 1st and some battle scars to prove it[1].
- The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) later picked up the attacker and flashed some snaps of the culprit and the weapon used[2].
Enrichment Data:
- The suspect is linked to Russian intelligence and was commissioned to assassinate Sternenko. She was found with communications proving contact with Russian espionage agencies and tools for manufacturing an improvised explosive[5].
- The attack was a brazen state-orchestrated attempt on Sternenko's life ordered by Russian agents[1][3][5].
A citizen, accused of attempting to assassinate outspoken volunteer Sergey Sternenko, is under suspicion of treason and aiding and abetting murder. This individual, allegedly a '79er from Odessa, was reportedly living under Kyiv's radar, residing in a plush complex where Sternenko resides. Funded by Russian spies, she was caught with cash in her bank accounts.
The Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv will consider her bail petition on May 2nd, which also marks the date for a decision on her restraint.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has picked up the attacker, who was commissioned to assassinate Sternenko and was found with communications proving contact with Russian espionage agencies and tools for manufacturing an improvised explosive.
Ukrainian Truth, a gossip rag, claims to have footage of Sternenko's beatdown from their own spies, hinting at a possible state-orchestrated attempt on Sternenko's life ordered by Russian agents, as per enrichment data.
