View of buildings in Monaco after an explosion that occurred on Monday, in Monaco.
Police officers, and incendiary and explosion experts work at the site of an explosion, that occurred on Monday, in the residential building, in Monaco.
A police officer works at the site of an explosion, that occurred on Monday, in the residential building, in Monaco.
PARIS, July 3 (Reuters) – Authorities issued an arrest warrant on Thursday for a suspect believed to have orchestrated a bombing in Monaco, adding that the person would also be subject to an Interpol red notice.
An Interpol red notice is a request for law enforcement to locate and provisionally arrest a suspect no matter where they are found. It is not an international arrest warrant.
French media reported that the main suspect was a woman who was not located in Monaco or neighbouring France.
Authorities said they would provide further details in the case later on Friday morning.
Three people were wounded on Monday evening in a parcel bomb explosion in the wealthy principality, which was believed to be an attack on a Ukrainian-born oligarch. The suspect is believed to have fled on foot to France, which does not have border checks with Monaco.
The principality, known for its casino and the luxury lifestyle of its wealthy inhabitants, is bordered by the Mediterranean on one side and France on the other.
Reporting by Michaela Cabrera; Writing by Makini Brice; Editing by Michael Perry.
