Three people injured after explosion in Monaco

Police are searching for a suspect following a deliberate explosion at a residential building in Monaco on Monday evening. Three people were injured, including a teenager, with a couple in their 50s or 60s sustaining life-threatening injuries. Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev, a Monaco resident subject to Kyiv's sanctions, was reportedly among the wounded. The explosive device contained bolts and buckshot. Monaco's Minister of State described the incident as a "deliberate explosion," noting it was the first of its kind in the principality's history. Authorities in Monaco and neighboring France are involved in the hunt for the suspect.

A parcel bomb exploded in the center of Monaco near a residential building on Monday night, critically injuring two people. Surveillance video reportedly showed a man leaving a backpack at the scene shortly before the blast. Monaco's minister of state confirmed the two victims sustained life-threatening injuries, noting that such an event is unprecedented in the principality. Authorities in Monaco and France have launched a joint operation to find the suspect. Mayors from nearby French towns expressed solidarity and support for Monaco following the incident.

Three people were seriously injured, two critically, in a deliberate explosion at a residential building in Monaco on Monday. Authorities are hunting a fugitive in connection with the incident. A source close to the investigation identified one of the injured as Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev. The Minister of State, Christophe Mirmand, initially described the blast as an "attack" but later referred to it as a "deliberate explosion." The motive behind the explosion remains unclear.

An explosion occurred Monday evening in a residential building lobby in Monaco, injuring three people, two of whom are in critical condition. CCTV footage reportedly shows a man dropping a backpack at the location shortly before the blast, and police are hunting for the suspect who fled on foot towards the French border. The explosive device is described as a "parcel bomb" containing bolts and buckshot. The victims are a couple in their 50s or 60s, who are in life-threatening condition, and a 13-year-old, who sustained less serious injuries. The minister of state stated the incident was "very likely an attack," and the principality's prosecutor general confirmed the suspect left a bag or package, though no motive has been identified.

An explosion at a residential building in Monaco on Rue Révérend Père Louis Frolla injured three people, two critically. The blast occurred shortly before 9 PM local time after a bag containing an explosive device, which appeared to include bolts and pellets, was left outside the building. Monaco's head of government, Christophe Mirmand, stated it was "very likely an attack" and that police are investigating. Video surveillance showed a suspect fleeing towards France. The three injured individuals were taken to a hospital in Nice, France. Prince Albert II described the incident as a "heinous crime."