Ukrainian woman named main suspect in Monaco bombing

Interpol announced Monday that 39‑year‑old Anastasiia Berezovska has been identified as the primary suspect in the bombing that struck Monaco on Monday. The explosion, which occurred in the heart of the principality’s financial district, caused significant property damage and prompted a swift emergency response, though no fatalities have been reported. Interpol’s notice, issued in coordination with Monaco’s police and French authorities, cites forensic evidence and surveillance footage linking Berezovska to the scene, and a European arrest warrant has been circulated to facilitate her apprehension.

Law enforcement agencies across the region are now focusing on locating the suspect, with checkpoints and heightened security measures deployed at major transport hubs. Officials have emphasized that the investigation remains ongoing and that additional details will be released as they become available. The identification of Berezovska marks a key development in the case, underscoring the collaborative effort of international police bodies to address the incident and ensure public safety.