A serviceman in Russian-held Crimea opened fire on fellow soldiers and civilians, killing four people and wounding four, officials said.

A Russian soldier allegedly killed a fellow soldier and wounded another in a fragging incident before shooting dead three civilians in a nearby village.

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According to former U.K. military intelligence officer Philip Ingram, Ukraine is on an "unstoppable march" to liberate Crimea. Kyiv’s strategic two-phase campaign is systematically dismantling Russian air defenses and isolating the peninsula by severing critical logistical links.

Russian tourists are continuing to take their summer holidays in Crimea despite persistent Ukrainian drone attacks, a state of emergency, fuel shortages and power outages on the annexed Black Sea peninsula.

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Powerful explosions rocked the area overnight On the night of August 7, the Hvardiiske military airfield in temporarily occupied Crimea was engulfed in massive fires following a series of powerful explosions,

Ukrainian forces have established fire control over crucial highways, allowing them to systematically strike Russian supply convoys heading into occupied Crimea.