The tide is turning on Anastasia Berezovska, 39, the Ukrainian citizen wanted on an international arrest warrant for the attempted murder of pro-Russian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev and his family in Monaco. Investigators have reconstructed the woman's escape, which reportedly took her through Italy after the attack—which occurred in a country considered among the safest in the world.
The escape through France and Italy
According to the reconstruction of the Monegasque and French authorities, after planting the explosive device , the woman fled on foot to Beausoleil, in French territory, where she retrieved a car with German license plates, rented in Germany and previously left near the border. From there, she headed towards Italy, likely passing through the Menton area. Informed sources report that on the same day of the attack, she crossed the border at Ventimiglia, then directly into Switzerland. She subsequently returned to Germany.
Spotted in Frankfurt
The wanted woman was reportedly spotted in Frankfurt, where she lives. German police have already searched her apartment and the getaway car, collecting evidence deemed useful to the investigation. However, she remains unaccounted for. Authorities specify that an Interpol red notice, equivalent to an international request for her arrest, has been issued against her, and that the search is ongoing worldwide.
