Soldier kills four in gun rampage in Russian-occupied Crimea

The region's Moscow-installed governor says the gunman has been detained after firing at fellow soldiers and civilians.

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Soldier kills four in gun rampage in Russian-occupied Crimea

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Crimea, a peninsula illegally annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014, has for weeks been the target of Ukrainian retaliatory attacks aimed at disrupting the logistics of Russian forces deployed in southern Ukraine.

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BBC Published 4 August 2026

Soldier kills four in gun rampage in Russian-occupied Crimea

Euronews Published 4 August 2026

Soldier kills four, including civilians, in Crimea, Moscow-installed governor says

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