Prince Albert II of Monaco condemned on Tuesday, June 30
Prince Albert II of Monaco condemned on Tuesday, June 30, the country's first-ever terrorist attack, which resulted in three injuries, including that of Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev.
Consensus
- The event was a terrorist attack or explosion in Monaco on June 29th, 2024
- Three people were injured, including Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolayev and his family members
- A backpack containing an explosive device was left at the entrance of a residential building
- The Prince of Monaco condemned the attack and expressed sympathy for victims
Points of divergence
- The explosion occurred around 21:00 in a residential building on Rue Réverbère-Pére Louis Foll, with three people injured including Ermolayev's wife and son aged 13 — vm
- The attack happened in the center of Monaco on Rue Réverand-Per-Louis-Folla, with three people injured who were in critical condition; one victim may be Vadim Ermolayev — vedomosti
- Three people were injured and their condition was described as serious or critical, including a 13-year-old child — m24
Coverage (3 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
- Prince Albert II of Monaco Condemns First-ever Country Terror Attack — Москва 24