An explosion in Monaco injures three people shortly after 9pm on Monday, June 29, according to multiple reports. The blast occurs on Rue du Révérend Père Louis Frolla. All three injured are believed to be Ukrainian. One local outlet identifies one of the victims as Vadim Ermolaev, described across the reports as a wealthy Ukrainian businessman or oligarch linked to real estate. One outlet says Ermolaev is under sanctions, citing President Volodymyr Zelensky. Another report describes him as having fled Ukraine amid the war with Russia. A separate outlet reports that the businessman is in “critical condition,” while the other accounts focus on the injuries and the timing and location of the explosion. The reports do not provide additional verified details on the cause of the blast or whether authorities have confirmed identities beyond the claims made by named sources. In all cases, the information presented is based on reporting and identification that has been attributed to local coverage and other assertions.