French media reported on July 3 that Interpol issued a red notice on its website
for a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman suspected of placing an explosive device in
the lobby of a Monaco building on June 29. The device detonated around 21:00,
injuring three people, two critically. She is wanted on charges including
attempted murder and deliberately placing an explosive in a public place; Le
Figaro identified her as the main suspect. Monaco prosecutors later said they
were temporarily ruling out a terrorism motive. French outlets report one
injured person may be Ukraine-born Monaco resident businessman Vadim Yermolayev;
Monaco authorities have not confirmed that detail.
