Explosive Device

Interpol issued a red notice for Anastasiia Berezovska, a Ukrainian woman suspected of bombing a Monaco apartment building targeting Vadym Yermolaiev, a Ukrainian-born construction magnate. The June 30 explosion injured Yermolaiev and others, with investigators suggesting the sophistication of the device indicates she did not act alone.

Interpol has named Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman, as the suspect in a Monaco bombing that targeted a Ukrainian tycoon with ties to Russia. Authorities in Monaco seek her arrest for attempted murder and other charges, citing details like a possible snake tattoo and German language skills.

An explosive device was detonated in a café near the main courthouse complex in Damascus, Syria, killing at least 4 people. Syrian security is inspecting the site. The incident occurred on Thursday, July 2, 2026.

A bomb blast at a cafe near a key government building in Damascus, Syria, killed at least five people. The explosion occurred in the Syrian capital.

An explosive device detonated in a Damascus cafe, killing at least four people and injuring 10 others near the main courthouse complex. No group has claimed responsibility, and security forces investigated the scene. Syria’s new rulers, since December 2024, have intensified efforts to counter Islamic State militants to prevent such attacks.

An explosion in a cafe in central Damascus killed five people and injured 10, according to Syrian authorities. Syrian state television reported the blast was caused by an explosive device.

Monaco authorities detained and released a foreign national as part of their investigation into an explosion that injured a Ukrainian tycoon with Russian ties and two others. The blast, described as an attempted assassination, has prompted collaboration with French authorities, but the motive and perpetrator remain unclear.

An explosion in Monaco injured three people, including a Ukrainian tycoon, as the suspect fled to France. Authorities confirmed the attacker acted alone, and the incident is under investigation as attempted murder, not terrorism. Surveillance footage indicates the family was specifically targeted.

An explosion at a residential building in Monaco has injured three people, including a Ukrainian tycoon. The attacker fled to France, according to local authorities.

A blast from an explosive device has seriously injured three people at a residential building in Monaco. The suspect responsible for the explosion fled into France.

A rare explosion in Monaco seriously injured three people at a residential building, with the suspect fleeing into France. The injured include a Ukrainian construction tycoon targeted by Ukrainian sanctions in 2023 for ties to Russia, according to Ukrainian media. French and Monaco authorities are searching for the attacker, whose motive is under investigation.

Police in Zamfara averted a deadly attack by destroying a bandit-planted explosive device. The device was intended to target road users and commuters.

An explosive device detonated outside a Chicago alderman's home early Saturday morning while his children were asleep.

An explosive device detonated outside the home of a Chicago alderman, prompting an investigation. Authorities are seeking two suspects in connection with the incident.

A 49-year-old Sacramento man was indicted by a federal grand jury for attempting to board a plane with an explosive device at Sacramento International Airport on May 30. He faces charges of attempting to place a destructive device on an aircraft and unlawful possession.

Evacuations are underway in a Compton neighborhood after the sheriff's department received a call about a possible explosive device found inside a home.

A 49-year-old man from Sacramento was arrested at Sacramento International Airport for attempting to bring an explosive device and other items through a security checkpoint. The device, a cardboard tube with a green fuse, was deemed viable and energetic, capable of damaging an aircraft. He faces charges of unlawful possession of explosive material in an airport.

A man was charged with bringing an explosive device to a TSA checkpoint at an airport in Sacramento, California. The incident occurred during a security screening process at the airport.

A 49-year-old man from Sacramento was arrested at Sacramento International Airport for carrying an explosive device and other items in his carry-on bag. The device, tested by bomb technicians, had the potential to damage a plane and cause cabin pressure loss if detonated. He is charged with unlawful possession of explosive material in an airport.

A California man was charged with bringing an explosive device and other weapons through a security checkpoint at Sacramento airport after contacting the FBI tip line.

A California man was charged after authorities allege he brought an explosive device and other weapons through a security checkpoint at Sacramento airport. The incident occurred following a call to the FBI tip line.

A California man was charged with bringing an explosive device and other weapons through a security checkpoint at Sacramento airport. The incident occurred after he contacted the FBI tip line.

A California man was charged with bringing an explosive device and other weapons through a security checkpoint at Sacramento airport after contacting the FBI tip line.

An explosive device was discovered in the Valley Glen neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley, prompting evacuations. A caller reported a suspicious package on the 6100 block of Rhodes Avenue, leading to police confirmation and media coverage.

A Sacramento man was arrested for allegedly attempting to board a plane with an explosive device in his carry-on at a TSA checkpoint.

A Sacramento man has been charged with bringing an explosive device to Sacramento International Airport, where TSA officers discovered a phone with a countdown timer and a cryptic message in his carry-on luggage. Federal prosecutors allege he may have plotted to set off explosives on a flight.

Two people were killed when an explosive device caused a car to veer off Route 40 near Beersheba. Police attributed the fire to a bomb linked to organized crime. A separate incident involved a man stabbed to death in Ashkelon.

One person died after a vehicle crashed into a health club in Oregon, and police found evidence of an explosive device in the vehicle.

A car crash in Portland, Oregon, at the Multnomah Athletic Club resulted in one death and sparked a major investigation after possible explosives were found in the vehicle. Authorities, including the Portland Police Bureau and FBI, are assessing the scene, and the club remains closed indefinitely due to safety concerns.

At least 13 people were killed and several others injured when an explosive device detonated in a terrorist attack on a bus in Colombia. The incident has been classified as a security threat, raising concerns about ongoing violence in the region.

Kyle Benjamin Douglas Calvert of Irondale, Alabama was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for detonating an explosive device outside the Alabama Attorney General's Office in Montgomery. The attack on the government building resulted in serious federal charges for malicious use of an explosive device.