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Prince Albert II of Monaco condemned the country's first-ever terrorist attack, which occurred on Tuesday, June 30, and resulted in three injuries, including that of Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev.

Consensus

The attack occurred in Monaco on June 29th
Three people were injured in the attack
The attack involved an explosive device placed in a backpack
Prince Albert II of Monaco condemned the attack
The attack happened near the street Revendan Per-Louis-Folla

Points of divergence

The attack occurred at 21:00 in a residential building — vm
The explosive device contained iron bolts and shrapnel — vm
The injured included Vadim Ermolaev, his wife, and his 13-year-old son — vm
The injured were in critical condition — vm
The attack occurred in the center of Monaco — vedomosti
The injured were in serious condition — vedomosti
The identity of the injured was not confirmed by the government of Monaco — vedomosti

Coverage (2 sources)

Prince Albert II of Monaco Condemns First-ever Country Terror Attack — Вечерняя Москва
Prince of Monaco Condemns First in History of the Country Terror Attack — Ведомости

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