Ukrainian woman named suspect in Monaco bombing

Interpol has named a Ukrainian woman as the prime suspect in a bombing in Monaco that authorities believe targeted a prominent Ukrainian businessman and his family. Anastasiia Berezovska, 39, is wanted by Monaco on charges of attempted murder and criminal intent for placing an explosive device.

The International Criminal Police Organization issued a "Red Notice" for Berezovska, describing her as having a tattoo and being a German speaker. Monaco's deputy public prosecutor stated that her last known residence was in Germany, and she is suspected of fleeing the country via France and Italy in a rental car.

While Monaco authorities have not officially confirmed the victims' identities, French and Ukrainian media reports indicate the attack was aimed at Vadym Yermolaiev, a 58-year-old wealthy businessman with Cypriot nationality, along with his partner and 13-year-old son. The bomb was detonated remotely, and its remnants are currently under analysis in France.

The incident, which occurred on a public road, shocked the principality, known for its affluent residents. Monaco's Prince Albert II condemned the act as "odious" and assured that all public services were mobilized to enhance security.

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an odious act