Monaco Bombing Suspect

Police identify a Ukrainian woman in a parcel bomb attack tied to a Russian-linked tycoon.

Ukrainian suspect hunted by police after Monaco bomb attack was 'disguised as a man'

Interpol names Ukrainian woman as suspect in Monaco bombing

Ukrainian woman suspected of Monaco parcel bombing was ‘disguised as a man’

Summary

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Interpol issued a red notice Friday for Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman, identifying her as the main suspect in a parcel bombing in Monaco. Authorities say the device was left in the entrance hall of an apartment building and injured Ukrainian construction tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner and his son. Monaco’s deputy prosecutor said the suspect was disguised as a man and fled the scene on foot. Yermolaiev has been described by authorities as a Russia-linked Ukrainian businessman.

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Interpol Manhunt

The key point is that Interpol has identified and is pursuing a Ukrainian woman suspected in the Monaco parcel bombing. It treats the story primarily as a cross-border law-enforcement development involving a named suspect and an active police search.

Disguise Twist

The key point is the allegation that the Ukrainian female suspect was disguised as a man during the attack. It turns the story toward deception, intrigue, and the unusual tactics allegedly used in carrying out the bombing.