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Ukrainian singer Olena Topolya published information regarding the development of events related to the scandal surrounding the video featuring her. The artist stated that she recently found another device intended for wiretapping in her apartment. She has already handed this item over to the prosecution for further examination.
According to Topolya, a man from her immediate circle may be involved in organising the surveillance. The singer emphasises that this person had physical access to her car and private residence. The performer links these actions to possible personal revenge and suspects that the situation is related to narcissistic personality disorder, noting that the perpetrator is well acquainted with her daily life.
For now, Olena Topolya is not revealing the name of the person suspected of installing the listening devices. Her statements regarding possible surveillance and the motives of the person involved remain hypothetical at this stage and require official confirmation from law enforcement agencies.
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