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A Kyiv court detained a serving Ukrainian military intelligence officer and a former law enforcement officer in connection with the killing of Anastasiia Berezovska, whom Interpol had named a suspect in a Monaco bombing that wounded Vadym Yermolaiev. Berezovska died from gunshot wounds; motives remain under investigation as Ukraine pledges cooperation with Monaco to advance the probe.
Ukrainian authorities say Anastasiia Berezovska, the Ukrainian suspect in last week’s Monaco bombing that injured a Kyiv-born tycoon, was found shot dead near Kyiv. Two men were arrested in connection with the case, including a serving Ukrainian military intelligence officer; Interpol had issued a red notice for Berezovska. Investigators allege she received cryptocurrency payments from the suspects and that searches uncovered a blood‑stained “torture chamber” at their properties. Berezovska allegedly disguised herself as a man to plant the device in Monaco and fled across Europe.”,
Monaco prosecutors say a Ukrainian woman is the main suspect in a bomb attack that injured a Ukrainian tycoon; she is believed to have fled to Germany, with an international arrest warrant issued and surveillance footage aiding investigators who suspect possible accomplices.
The main suspect in Monaco’s bombing is 39-year-old Anastasiia Berezovska, a Ukrainian woman who dressed as a man; she’s named in an Interpol Red Notice after the attack that wounded a Ukrainian-born tycoon and others. Prosecutors say the suspect fled to France and then Italy in a German-registered car, with two men previously arrested in Monaco later released for lack of evidence. The bomb’s sophistication suggests more than one perpetrator, as investigations continue into who planned and carried out the attack in Monaco’s highly secure capital.
A bomb exploded inside a crowded cafe in central Damascus, killing six and injuring 22, according to Syrian state media. The device was planted inside the cafe near the Palace of Justice; no group has claimed responsibility. It is the deadliest bombing in Damascus since a June 2025 church attack. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene, and authorities vowed to punish those responsible as Syria remains unstable after years of civil war.
A bomb exploded in a crowded Damascus cafe near the Palace of Justice, killing at least nine and wounding 22; the device was reportedly placed under a table by an unidentified attacker, and no group has claimed responsibility, though officials warn that remnants of the old regime and other bad actors could use such attacks to destabilize Syria as high-profile trials continue.
Monaco’s reputation for safety is shaken after a bomb exploded outside a luxury residential building, seriously injuring a Ukrainian-born oligarch and others. The country launched a manhunt, with authorities pledging stepped-up police patrols amid Monaco’s extensive CCTV network and high level of security, in what is described as the principality’s first such attack on its highly surveilled streets.
Monaco is probing a parcel-bomb attack that wounded three people, including a Ukrainian-born businessman; authorities say it was an attempted murder, not terrorism, and a suspect fled toward Beausoleil in France, triggering a cross-border search by Monaco police and French gendarmes. Victims were treated in Nice, and while some sources have named Vadym Yermolaiev as a possible target, the motive remains under investigation as authorities review victims’ backgrounds.
A suicide bombing near Quetta’s railway station in southwest Pakistan killed at least 23 people and injured about 71 as a train passed. The attack was claimed by the Baloch Liberation Army, and authorities say rescue operations are ongoing with the death toll expected to rise as more details emerge.
A bomb rigged to a rickshaw exploded in a Lakki Marwat market in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, killing nine people—including two traffic police officers and a woman—and injuring more than 25 others; no group immediately claimed responsibility, but suspicion falls on Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
A bombing on Colombia’s Pan-American Highway in Cauca killed 19 people and injured at least 38 as violence spikes ahead of the presidential election; attackers reportedly halted traffic with vehicles, and authorities have boosted security while President Petro blamed Ivan Mordisco.
The death toll from a bus bombing on the Pan-American Highway in Cajibio, southwestern Colombia, has risen to 20, with authorities blaming dissident factions of the former FARC rebels amid a broader wave of violence.
French police thwarted a bombing outside a Paris Bank of America building; one suspect is in custody as investigators pursue a possible Iran connection.
French police halted a suspected bombing outside a Bank of America building in Paris, arresting one person as investigators opened an inquiry into the incident on March 28, 2026.
CBS News reports a preliminary U.S. intelligence assessment suggests the United States is likely responsible for the Feb. 28 bombing of a girls’ school in Minab, Iran, though officials say it was not intentional and may have resulted from dated intelligence misidentifying the area as part of an Iranian military installation; Israel was not operating in the area, and the White House says the investigation is ongoing with no conclusions yet. About 168 people were killed, including many children, according to Iranian state media and HRW, and the attack occurred on the war’s first day.