The International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) issued a red notice Friday for Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian national suspected of bombing a Monaco apartment building that reportedly targeted a Russian-linked Ukrainian oligarch.The June 30 apartment building explosion, according to numerous media reports, injured Vadym Yermolaiev, a Ukrainian-born construction magnate.While declining to identify any of the victims by name, Monaco public prosecutor Stéphane Thibault also revealed the explosion injured a woman and a 13-year-old child in the apartment who media reports widely claim to be members of Yermolaiev's family.'PARCEL BOMB' EXPLODES IN MONACO RESIDENTIAL AREA, LEAVING 2 CRITICALLY INJURED: REPORTSBerezovska, per Interpol, is now wanted on charges of attempted murder, depositing an explosive device on a public highway with criminal intent and criminal association.Interpol identified he Ukrainian national as a dark-haired German-speaking woman who possibly has a tattoo of a snake on her arm.Surveillance photo of Anastasiia Berezovska.(INTERPOL)The 39-year-old suspect was initially believed to be a heavy-set man.
Monaco's Deputy Prosecutor Morgan Raymond even initially referred to the suspect in masculine terms."He stood up a few meters ahead of the victims, placed an explosive device taken from his shopping bag on the entrance steps of the building, then turned to confirm the presence of the three victims before triggering the explosion using a remote control," Raymond said in an initial press conference following the incident.RUSSIA UNLEASHES NEARLY 600 MISSILES AND DRONES ON KYIV IN DEADLIEST STRIKE SINCE MAYProsecutors reviewed footage of the days leading up to the explosion, finding that a man wearing a fishing hat repeatedly cased the apartment building and surrounding area.However, on June 28, the man was absent from security footage.
Instead, a woman - who prosecutors now believe to be Berezovska - followed the same patterns a...