Female perpetrator revealed in Monaco attack, captured in a European country.

Developments have accelerated following the bomb attack Monday evening in Monaco that seriously injured Anna Nasobina, the wife of a Ukrainian oligarch. According to reports in the French press regarding the investigation launched after the incident, police managed to identify the person seen as a suspect within 48 hours. It was reported that the perpetrator was located in another European country outside the borders of Monaco or France, and international cooperation has been mobilized to capture this person. Evidence collected at the scene through security cameras and examinations revealed that the perpetrator of the attack indicated an unexpected profile.

According to investigation details, the individual who left the explosive-filled bag to carry out the explosion was actually a woman. However, according to information reflected in Monaco police's internal notes and investigators' assessments, the suspect was disguised as a man during the attack and managed to avoid drawing attention by moving swiftly thanks to this disguise. It was determined that the attacker conducted a comprehensive reconnaissance in the area on the day of the event to identify the target and followed the family for a certain period. These details strongly support that the assassination was the result of professional planning and did not happen by coincidence.

The movement on the day of the event was reconstructed as follows: The attacker noticed the Ukrainian family near Place des Moulins around 21:00 in the evening and immediately started following them. After catching up with the family, the suspect began moving towards their apartment building by following them. Upon reaching the entrance of the apartment and quickly climbing the stairs, the suspect left the explosive-loaded bag right in front of the door and then managed to leave the scene in some way. Witness statements and camera records show that the suspect confirmed the family had entered the building safely by turning their head before leaving the bag and moving away.

The timing of the explosion was orchestrated to coincide with the family's entry into the building, and the 13-year-old child, who entered first, was affected by the violent blast immediately. Anna Nasobina, the most emotional person in the family, was critically injured to a life-threatening degree because she passed by the explosive at an unlucky moment during the explosion. While it is reported that her health condition is still critical and she suffered serious losses in both legs due to the impact, the oligarch's life is not at risk but is shaken under the effect of the shock. It is emphasized that the attacker triggered the explosion with a remote control-like device after leaving the bag, and this method shows that the assassination was planned in advance and executed with cold blood.

In the extensive investigation conducted by the Monaco prosecutor's office and security units, efforts are being made to fully illuminate the motive and power behind the assassination. Focusing on two main scenarios, researchers are evaluating the possibilities that this attack could be either a settlement by organized crime groups or an operation carried out by a foreign intelligence service due to the target being a Ukrainian-origin oligarch. This event, which caused repercussions in the international arena, demonstrates how vulnerable Monaco can be in terms of security and highlights the diplomatic and legal difficulties of the suspect not yet being captured despite being found in a European country. The investigation continues through international law channels for the extradition of the suspect and deciphering all connections of the event.