The international police organization, Interpol, has named Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman, as the main suspect in a bomb attack that occurred in Monaco on Monday. The explosion targeted a Ukrainian tycoon with alleged links to Russia, Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner, and son, according to officials. Interpol issued an Interpol Red Notice seeking Berezovska's arrest for attempted murder, placing an explosive device in a public place with criminal intent, and criminal conspiracy. The incident left three individuals wounded, all believed to be part of Yermolaiev's family. Monaco authorities are yet to disclose the identities of the victims. The bomb was detonated remotely, and French authorities are currently analyzing its remains. Initial investigations suggested a male suspect, but further review of CCTV footage and witness testimony revealed that Berezovska had disguised herself as a man. Authorities are also investigating if she had accomplices or acted on behalf of someone else. The suspect's escape route from France to several European countries and her last known address in Germany are under investigation. German authorities have confirmed searching the rented flat and car of a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman as part of the investigation. The bombing, which occurred in Monaco known for its high concentration of wealthy residents, has been described as an "odious act" by Prince Albert II. The attack comes amidst reports of targeted killings by Ukraine and Russia over the course of the ongoing war, with Ukraine claiming responsibility for killing the head of nuclear, biological, and chemical military protection forces for the Russian military in December 2024.