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Monaco hunts bombing suspect
Monaco says a deliberate backpack blast targets residents at a residential entrance, injuring three and raising cross-border security risk
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Monaco and French authorities are searching for a suspect who allegedly left a backpack explosive at a residential entrance, injuring two adults and a child before crossing into France.
- Frame 1Monaco says a deliberate backpack blast targets residents at a residential entrance, injuring three and raising cross-border security risk.
- Frame 2Surveillance reportedly showed a man leaving a backpack near the lobby shortly before the blast.
- Frame 3Two adults were critically wounded, and a 13-year-old was hurt less seriously, authorities said.
- Frame 4Investigators traced the suspect on foot across the nearby French border into Beausoleil.
- Frame 5Officials said the device contained bolts and buckshot, raising the safety risk beyond one doorway.
- Frame 6Police in Monaco and France are hunting for the suspect as investigators work to establish a motive.
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- Jun 30, 4:45 AM EDT
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