Mikhail Razvozhayev

A Russian serviceman in Crimea shot and killed four people, including soldiers and civilians, and wounded four others in Khmelnytske, according to Sevastopol's governor Mikhail Razvozhayev. The perpetrator was detained, and authorities are investigating the motive.

A serviceman in Russian-held Crimea shot fellow soldiers and civilians, killing four and wounding four, according to the Moscow-installed governor of Sevastopol. The incident occurred in Khmelnytske village, with the gunman initially targeting soldiers before attacking civilians, and law enforcement is investigating without a disclosed motive.

A serviceman in Russian-held Crimea shot fellow soldiers and civilians, killing four and wounding four in Khmelnytske, part of Sevastopol. The shooter was detained, and no motive was disclosed. Crimea, annexed by Russia in 2014, remains strategically significant for the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainian forces conducted nighttime strikes on Russia's Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and two satellite communication centers, part of an intensified campaign targeting energy and military infrastructure. Additional attacks disrupted power in Crimea and damaged military airfields, according to Ukrainian officials.

Ukrainian forces conducted nighttime strikes on Russia's Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and two satellite communication centers in Dubna and Vladimir. The attack targeted energy and military infrastructure, with Ukraine aiming to disrupt supply lines and pressure President Vladimir Putin, as reported by the Ukrainian General Staff.

Ukraine conducted long-range strikes on Russian military and energy infrastructure, targeting a military factory in Cheboksary, a refinery in Samara, and oil facilities in Vladimir. A Ukrainian drone attack also damaged a historical building in Crimea, destroying a 19th-century panorama painting. Russia's Defense Ministry reported intercepting 326 Ukrainian drones.