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Bomber Who Targeted Ukrainian Tycoon In Monaco Identified, Manhunt Continues

A bomb exploded in Monaco, seriously injuring Ukrainian businessman Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and his 13-year-old son. The explosion occurred in the foyer of their apartment building as they returned home. Monaco authorities initially stated a suspect was taken into custody and released, but later confirmed they had identified a suspect. Surveillance footage showed the suspect fleeing towards French territory. An attempted murder investigation is underway, and the incident is not being treated as terrorism. The female victim was in life-threatening condition. Prince Albert II condemned the act as "odious." Iermolaiev, a construction tycoon, was sanctioned by Kyiv for alleged ties to Russia, including selling goods in occupied Crimea. His representatives rejected the label "oligarch" and stated he was targeted. Monaco, a small principality, has mobilized its services to ensure security.
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