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See the full story · 3 sourcesDrivers navigating a street during a citywide public lighting shutdown in Sevastopol, Crimea, on July 22. Crimea, a strategic and heavily militarised peninsula on the Black Sea, was seized by Russia and annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
Listen Summarise A Russian soldier in Crimea killed one colleague and wounded another before shooting three civilians, killing them. Three additional people were wounded, and the attacker was arrested, according to Sevastopol's Russian-installed governor. The motive of the attack is unknown, and officials are investigating while urging calm and discouraging rumours. AI generated
MOSCOW - A Russian soldier in Crimea opened fire on his colleagues, killing one and wounding another, before turning his weapon on civilians and killing three, an official said on Aug 4.
Three other people were wounded, said Mikhail Razvozhayev, the Russian-installed governor of the Sevastopol region. He said the attacker had been arrested.
There was no information on the motive for the attacks.
“All circumstances and causes of the incident are being established,” said Razvozhayev, urging people to remain calm and not to spread rumours.
Crimea, a strategic and heavily militarised peninsula on the Black Sea, was seized by Russia and annexed from Ukraine in 2014. REUTERS
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