Ukrainian strikes kill four people in Russia-annexed Crimea, according to Kremlin-installed officials cited by multiple outlets. The reports say the fatalities occur in the peninsula of Crimea, which Russia controls and annexed in 2014, a move not recognized by most countries. The officials attribute the deaths to Ukrainian attacks and do not provide additional details in the excerpts beyond the number of casualties. The accounts characterize the incident as part of the wider conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which includes strikes across contested regions and infrastructure. No information is provided in the supplied summaries about the specific location within Crimea, the time of the strike, the circumstances surrounding the deaths, or any response from Ukrainian authorities. The information presented reflects the perspective of Russian-installed officials as reported by the outlets, and readers are presented with a consistent casualty figure across sources without further corroboration in the provided text.