A Russian soldier opened fire in Crimea on Tuesday, killing one fellow serviceman and three civilians, according to reports from multiple sources. The incident occurred in Sevastopol, an occupied city, as confirmed by Mikhail Razvozhayev, the Russian-installed governor. There was no information released regarding the motive for the attacks.
The peninsula has been subject to Ukrainian retaliatory strikes in recent weeks, targeting Russian logistics and supply lines in southern Ukraine. No right-leaning outlets reported on this incident among the sources reviewed.
Razvozhayev stated that the soldier first fired upon his colleagues before turning his weapon on civilians.
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