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List of mass shootings in Russia

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This is a list of known mass shootings – in this case, incidents that resulted in at least four injured or killed – that have occurred in Russia.

1990s

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Date Location Subject Dead Injured Total Description
26 March 1992 Kyakhta Buryatia 8 2 10 An unknown soldier killed eight soldiers and wounded two others.[1]
26 April 1992 Kazan Tatarstan 9 1 10 1992 Tatarstan shooting: Andrey Shpagonov killed nine people and wounded another while trying to steal firearms during a robbery. He was sentenced to death and executed in 1995.
26 October 1992 Yekaterinburg Sverdlovsk Oblast 4 0 4 1992 Yekaterinburg shooting [ru]: bandits shot and killed four people.
19 July 1993 Moscow Moscow 1 6[a] 7 A drive-by shooting in front of a car shop left one person dead and six others wounded, including one of the perpetrators.[2]
4 March 1994 Moscow Moscow 7 1 8 Seven people were killed and another wounded at an office on the premises of the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Physical Education.[3]
8 March 1994 Tanfiliev Island Sakhalin Oblast 6 3 9 Dmitry Belkov and Andrey Bogdashin shot dead six soldiers and wounded three.[4]
18 October 1994 Moscow Moscow 2 3 5 Bandits killed two and injured three people.[5]
10 January 1995 Chita Zabaykalsky Krai 5 1 6 Bandits killed five people and injured one.[6]
30 July 1995 Popov Island Primorsky Krai 5 6 11 Vyacheslav Bugakov shot and killed five soldiers and wounded six others.[7]
5 August 1995 Moscow Moscow 4 0 4 Alexander Pustovalov [ru] and an unknown person killed four people.[8]
14 November 1995 Chindant outpost in the Transbaikal Zabaykalsky Krai 2 3 5 Valery Sakharov killed two soldiers and wounded three others.[9]
20 November 1995 Saratov Saratov Oblast 12 1 13 Murder of Igor Chikunov [ru]: two unknown people killed 12 people and wounded one.
26 February 1996 Kuzovlevo Tomsk Oblast 4[b] 0 4 Yuri Dovgan and Alexander Kochetkov killed two officers before being killed by another soldier.[10]
26 February 1996 Timashevsk Krasnodar Krai 7 1 8 Bandits shot dead seven people and wounded one.[11]
28 July 1996 Moscow Moscow 5 0 5 Bandits shot and killed five people.[12]
10 October 1996 Smirnykh Sakhalin Oblast 4 0 4 Sergey Khrushch and Konstantin Krylov shot dead four soldiers.[13]
19 November 1996 Kazan Tatarstan 6[c] 0 6 65-year-old scientist Karen Zhamogortian shot and killed four of his colleagues, his wife and himself.[14]
4 January 1997 Perm Perm Krai 4 3 7 Oleg Lokhmatov shot dead three soldiers and one civilian and wounded three civilians.[15]
9 March 1997 Kamyshin Volgograd Oblast 6 2 8 Kamyshinsky military school shooting [ru]: Sergey Lepnev shot and killed five cadets and commander and wounded two other cadets.[16]
24 May 1997 Balagansk Irkutsk Oblast 4 6 10 A drunken shepherd killed four people and wounded six others with a hunting rifle.[17]
29 May 1997 Gusinoozyorsk Buryatia 6 0 6 Yevgeny Gorbunov shot and killed six soldiers.[18]
31 July 1997 Moscow Moscow 4[c] 1[c] 5 Goncharnaya Street shooting [ru]: in the shootout, three policemen were killed, one bandit was killed and another bandit was wounded.
23 November 1997 Zabaykalsk Zabaykalsky Krai 5 1 6 An 18-year-old private opened fire on six fellow guards with a Kalashnikov semi-automatic rifle, killing five and seriously wounding one.[19]
26 January 1998 Pobedino Sakhalin Oblast 7 1 8 Oleg Naumov killed seven soldiers and wounded one.
10 September 1998 Severomorsk Murmansk Oblast 9[c] 2 11 1998 Vepr incident: Alexander Kuzminykh stabbed to death a guard, then shot dead seven other soldiers and wounded two. After several hours he was killed by the FSB.
8 October 1999 Mekenskaya Chechnya 35 20+ 55+ Mikenskaya shootings: Ahmed Ibragimov shot dead 35 people and wounded more than 20 others.

2000s

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Date Location Subject Dead Injured Total Description
7 April 2000 Zenzevatka Volgograd Oblast 8 0 8 Oleg Dolzhenko shot dead eight soldiers.[20]
30 September 2000 Solikamsk Perm Krai 2 6 8 Alexey Skorobogatykh killed two soldiers and wounded six others.[21]
21 November 2000 Tolyatti Samara Oblast 7 0 7 Two bandits killed seven people.[22]
5 July 2001 Urgaksh Kirov Oblast 3 3 6 Ramil Kasimov, the manager of an agricultural farm in Sovetsky District, fatally shot three people and injured three others.[23]
8 July 2001 Kamensk-Shakhtinsky Rostov Oblast 6 1 7 Denis Smyshlyaev and Yevgeny Samoilov shot dead six soldiers and wounded one.[24]
6 August 2001 Abakan Khakassia 4 0 4 Denis Pertsev shot and killed four soldiers.[25]
19 August 2001 Chelyabinsk Chelyabinsk Oblast 3 1 4 Alexander Chobotov shot and killed three people and wounded another.[26]
31 January 2002 Uelen Chukotka Autonomous Okrug 4 0 4 Andrei Rastegaev shot dead four soldiers.[27]
3–5 February 2002 Buinsk Tatarstan 11[b] 2 13 Almaz Shageev and Mikhail Sukhorukov killed nine people and injured two others. Shageev killed Sukhorukov and then killed himself.[28]
11 April 2002 Makhachkala Dagestan 2 2[c] 4 Turar Abugaliev shot and killed two soldiers and wounded one and then wounded himself.[29]
23 August 2002 Ingushetia 8 0 8 Oleg Khismatulin and Nikolai Bozhkov shot dead eight soldiers.[30]
25 August 2002 Yaroslavsky Primorsky Krai 5 10 15 Yaroslavsky shooting: Sergey Semidovsky killed five people and injured ten others.
29 November 2002 Ptysh border post Karachay-Cherkessia 5 6 11 Denis Soloviev killed five soldiers and wounded six others.[31]
20 February 2003 Krasnoyarsk Krai 5[c] 0 5 Sergey Khanov shot dead four soldiers and himself.[32]
17 February 2004 Gar' Kirov Oblast 6 0 6 Alexey Shilnikov shot dead six people.[33]
2 September 2004 Lipovtsy Primorsky Krai 3 1 4 20-year-old soldier Valery Nadyrshin shot dead three policemen. He was arrested after nine days on the run.[34]
7 September 2004 Surgut Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug 4 5 9 Four people were killed and five other people wounded when several shooters opened fire at a cafe.[35]
15 March 2005 Amurskaya post Chita Oblast 7[c] 1[c] 8 Four soldiers killed six people.[36]
2006 Medvezhyegorsk Republic of Karelia 5 0 5 Nikolai Sochnev killed five people.[37]
6 February 2007 Kapustin Yar Astrakhan Oblast 3[c] 1 4 Pyotr Babin shot and killed two soldiers and wounded one more and then shot himself.[38]
23 April 2007 Balashikha Moscow Oblast 4 0 4 2007 Balashikha shooting: Alexander Levin shot dead four people.
23 September 2007 Novosibirsk Novosibirsk Oblast 2 5 7 Two people were killed and five people were wounded during a shootout in a nightclub in the Oktyabrsky district.[39]
7 July 2008 near Ussuriysk Primorsky Krai 4[c] 0 4 Vladimir Dienes shot dead three soldiers and killed himself.[40]
13 April 2009 Borzoy Chechnya 3 1[c] 4 Unknown soldier shot and killed three soldiers and wounded himself.[41]
27 April 2009 Moscow Moscow 2 7 9 Evsyukov murder case [ru]: Denis Evsyukov shot and killed two people and wounded seven others.

2010s

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Date Location Subject Dead Injured Total Description
19 October 2010 Grozny Chechnya 7[d] 17 24 2010 Chechen Parliament attack: three people died and 17 were wounded, four attackers were also killed.
21 January 2011 Stavropol Stavropol Krai 8 0 8 Stavropol shooting [ru]: Roman Gubarev shot and killed eight people.
23 April 2012 Armavir Krasnodar Krai 1 4 5 Five people were shot, one fatally, when two gunmen entered a cafe and opened fire.[42][43]
26 August 2012 Pestravka Samara Oblast 0 7 7 A dispute at a cafe led to shots being fired into a crowd, wounding seven people.[43]
28 August 2012 Belidzhi Dagestan 8[c] 6 14 Ramzan Aliyev shot and killed seven soldiers and wounded six others, after which he was shot dead by soldiers.[44]
7 November 2012 Moscow Moscow 6 1 7 2012 Moscow shooting: Dmitry Vinogradov shot and killed six people and wounded another at his workplace with a shotgun.[43]
22 April 2013 Belgorod Belgorod Oblast 6 0 6 2013 Belgorod shooting: Sergey Pomazun shot six people dead in a gun store and the street. He was arrested the next day.[43]
8 January 2014 Stavropol Krai 6 0 6 Three militants shot dead six people.[45]
9 February 2014 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Sakhalin Oblast 2 6 8 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk cathedral shooting: Stepan Komarov shot dead two people and injured six others.
27 January 2015 Blagoveshchensk Amur Oblast 4[c] 0 4 Vladimir Lyovkin killed three people and then himself.
26 August 2015 Pesochnoye Kostroma Oblast 6[c] 1 7 Pavel Bakhtin killed five soldiers and wounded another, before shooting himself.[46]
26 September 2015 Simferopol Republic of Crimea 3[c] 2 4 Bekir Nebiev [ru]: Bekir Nebiev shot dead two people and wounded two others, before shooting himself.
19 October 2015 Krasnogorsky District Moscow Oblast 5[c] 0 4 Amiran Georgadze [ru]: Amiran Georgadze shot and killed four people, and then shot himself the next day.
14 December 2015 Moscow Moscow 2 8 10 Rochdelskaya Street shooting [ru]: ten people were shot, two fatally, during a shootout at a cafe.
31 January 2016 Shlisselburg Leningrad Oblast 2 3 5 Two men were killed and three were wounded during a dispute.[47]
22 February 2016 Tyumen Tyumen Oblast 0 4 4 A group of friends opened fire at a nightclub, injuring four people.[48]
27 March 2016 Yakovlevskoye Moscow Oblast 1 3 4 55-year-old Alexei Bychkov shot and killed one person and wounded three others.[49]
8 May 2016 Chelokhovo Moscow Oblast 5 0 5 2016 Yegoryevsk shooting [ru]: Ilya Aseev killed five people and was arrested the next day.[48]
5 June 2016 Mytischi Moscow Oblast 0 4 4 Four men were injured during a dispute between two groups.[50]
26 July 2016 Magas Ingushetia 1 4 5 A domestic dispute escalated into a shooting, killing the local chief of police, Isa Yevloyev, and injuring four others.[48]
10 August 2016 Maltsevo Mordovia 3 0 3 Grigory Gryaznov shot to death three people.[51][52]
3 September 2016 Yekaterinburg Sverdlovsk Oblast 2 7 9 38-year-old Oleg Shishov shot and killed two people and injured seven others with a rifle.[53]
23 October 2016 Pyt-Yakh Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug 0 4 4 Four people were wounded in a dispute inside a cafe.[48]
30 October 2016 Yekaterinburg Sverdlovsk Oblast 0 5 5 A man injured five people at a nightclub.[54]
5 December 2016 Stavropol Stavropol Krai 0 4 4 A security guard at a bar shot and wounded four people during a confrontation with patrons.[48]
15 December 2016 Olsha Smolensk Oblast 5[c] 3 8 Georgy Borisovich Yudaev shot and killed four people and wounded three, before shooting himself.[55]
27 December 2016 Moscow Moscow 1[c] 5 6 45-year-old K. Lunkov injured five people with a shotgun before committing suicide.[56]
21 April 2017 Khabarovsk Khabarovsk Krai 4[c] 1 5 Khabarovsk FSB attack [ru]: 17-year-old Anton Vyacheslavovich Konev shot and killed two people in the FSB reception room and wounded another one and killed himself.
Before the attack, he shot dead an instructor in a shooting range.
4 June 2017 Redkino Tver Oblast 9 0 9 Redkino shooting [ru]: Sergey Egorov killed nine people.
10–11 June 2017 Kratovo Moscow Oblast 6[c] 6 12 Kratovo shooting [ru] Igor Zenkov killed five people and wounded six and then shot himself.
29 September 2017 Belogorsk Amur Oblast 3 2 5 Hasan Abdulakhadov shot and killed three soldiers and wounded two others and was shot the next day.[57]
23 October 2017 Shelkovskaya Chechnya 5[c] 0 5 Marat Hajiyev shot to death four soldiers after which he was killed by other soldiers.[58]
18 February 2018 Kizlyar Dagestan 6[c] 4[59] 10 Kizlyar church shooting: Khalil Khalilov shot dead five people and wounded four others, after which he was killed by the police.
27 February 2018 Kazan Tatarstan 2[c] 2 4 A 36-year-old man killed a Rosgvardiya officer in a shootout and was later killed.[60]
10 May 2018 Barabinsk Novosibirsk Oblast 1[c] 3 4 Barabinsk College shooting [ru]: A 16-year-old student opened fire in a classroom, shot and wounded one person, went into the corridor and then shot himself. Two other students were injured when jumped from window, escaping the gunshots.
24 May 2018 Bulgunnyakhtakh Sakha Republic 6[c] 0 6 66-year-old Alexander Novikov killed five people and committed suicide.[61]
17 October 2018 Kerch Republic of Crimea 21[c] 67[62] 88 Kerch Polytechnic College massacre: a student, Vladislav Roslyakov, detonated a bomb and opened fire with a shotgun, before fatally shooting himself.
13 January 2019 Uchaly Bashkortostan 4[c] 1 5 35-year-old Artur Ibragimov shot dead his wife, two neighbors, and wounded another, after which he shot himself.[63]
22 October 2019 Chernozubov Rostov Oblast 5 2 7 During the shootout, five people died and two were wounded.[64]
25 October 2019 Gorny Zabaykalsky Krai 8[65] 2[65] 10 Gorny shooting: a conscript soldier opened fire on his colleagues during a change of guards.[65]
14 November 2019 Blagoveshchensk Amur Oblast 2[c] 3[66] 5 Blagoveshchensk college shooting: a 19-year-old student at the Amur college of construction opened fire at other students and then shot himself.[66]
4 December 2019 Perm Perm Krai 1 3[c] 4 In the early morning, 50-year-old previously convicted Dmitry Korostelev opened fire with an illegally-owned shotgun at the people on the streets while he was in a state of drug intoxication. Korostelev was wounded and detained. In November 2020 he was sent to compulsory treatment.[67][68]
19 December 2019 Moscow Moscow 3[c] 5 8 Moscow FSB headquarters shooting: Yevgeny Manyurov shot and killed two FSB officers and injured five people, after which he was shot dead by police.

2020s

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Date Location Subject Dead Injured Total Description
15 February 2020 Kaliningrad Kaliningrad Oblast 4[c][e] 1 5 Fazil Bahramov shot dead a married couple and wounded their children before shooting himself.[69][70]
4 April 2020 Yelatma Ryazan Oblast 5 0 5 Anton Franchikov shot five people to death.[71]
18 June 2020 Moscow Moscow 4[c] 0 4 Sevastyan Putintsev shot three people to death before shooting himself.[72]
12 October 2020 Bolsheorlovskoe Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 5[c] 2 7 Bolsheorlovskoe mass shooting [ru]: Daniil Monakhov killed four people and wounded two more before shooting himself.[73]
7 November 2020 Yekaterinburg Sverdlovsk Oblast 4[c] 1 5 Dmitry Zakharov killed three people and wounded another during the party at his apartment before shooting himself.[74]
9 November 2020 Voronezh Malshevo airbase Voronezh Oblast 3 1 4 Anton Makarov killed by axe one people and shot three others (two — fatally) before being detained.[75]
11 May 2021 Kazan Tatarstan 9 23 32 Kazan school shooting: 19-year-old Ilnaz Galyaviev killed seven students and two teachers in his former gymnasium and injured 23 others before surrendering.[76]
27 June 2021 Biser Perm Krai 3 1 4 Sergei Shinkevich fatally shot three people and wounded one.[77]
20 September 2021 Perm Perm Krai 6 24[c] 30 Perm State University shooting: Timur Bekmansurov fatally shot six people and wounded 23 others in and around the campus before being severely wounded and apprehended by police.[78]
7 December 2021 Moscow Moscow 2 4 6 Moscow Multifunctional Center shooting: a 45-year-old male shot and killed two people and wounded four others, reportedly after being told to put on a face mask.[79]
26 April 2022 Veshkayma Ulyanovsk Oblast 5[c] 1 6 Veshkayma kindergarten shooting: Ruslan Akhtyamov fatally shot four people and wounded a fifth before committing suicide.[80]
15 July 2022 Novoshakhtinsk Rostov Oblast 4 1 5 Denys Mashonsky shot to death four people and wounded another.[81]
26 September 2022 Izhevsk Udmurtia 19[c] 23 42 Izhevsk school shooting: 34-year-old Artyom Kazantsev opened fire at his former school before committing suicide.[82]
15 October 2022 Soloti Belgorod Oblast 13[b] 15 28 Soloti military training ground shooting: two conscripts from Tajikistan opened fire, killing 11 people before being killed by returned fire.[83]
24 November 2022 Krymsk Krasnodar Krai 4[c] 1 5 Vladimir Zhirov opened fire in a medical centre, killing two people. He then went outside and shot at passers-by on the sidewalk, shooting dead one person and wounding another before committing suicide. Two of the victims were acquaintances of the gunman.[84]
9 August 2023 Abinsky District Krasnodar Krai 1 3 4 A man was fatally shot in the head and three others wounded during a domestic conflict that escalated into a shootout. A 21-year-old man was charged with murder, and two other people were detained in connection to the case.[85]
24 September 2023 Lyubinsky Omsk Oblast 4[c] 0 4 Dmitry Migunov shot to death his brother-in-law and his two children before killing himself.[86][87]
14 October 2023 Mirny Sakha Republic 4 0 4 Viktor Chernykh killed four people.[88]
7 December 2023 Bryansk Bryansk Oblast 2[c] 5 7 Bryansk school shooting: a teenage girl shot a classmate dead and injured five people before shooting herself in a school.[89][90]
22 March 2024 Krasnogorsk Moscow Oblast 145 551 696 Crocus City Hall attack: Four[91] terrorists linked to IS-KP[92] killed at least 145 people and injured at least 551. An undetermined number of the deaths were caused by fire or smoke inhalation.[93]
27 March 2024 Stavropol Stavropol Krai 3[c] 1 4 37-year-old man shot and killed two daughters with a traumatic pistol and severely wounded his wife before killing himself.[94]
23 June 2024 Derbent & Makhachkala Dagestan 27[f] 46 73 2024 Dagestan attacks: during the terrorist attacks, 17 policemen, five civilians and five attackers were killed. 46 people were injured.
13 July 2024 Agachaul Dagestan 1 3 4 A 25-year-old man opened fire during a fight with an illegally owned pistol, killing one person and wounding three others, including two relatives of the deceased, after which he was arrested.[95]
18 September 2024 Moscow Moscow 2 7 9 Shooting at Wildberries office in Moscow [ru]: two people died and seven were wounded during a shootout.
29 January 2025 Usokhi Kaluga Oblast 4[c] 0 4 Sergei Borisov shot and killed three people before committing suicide.[96]
6 April 2025 Lipnaya Gorka Leningrad Oblast 4 1 5 Sergei Chemrov shot and killed four people and injured one person before being arrested.[97]

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Notes

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  1. ^ Including one perpetrator.
  2. ^ a b c Including two perpetrators.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap Including the perpetrator.
  4. ^ Including four perpetrators.
  5. ^ includes an unborn child
  6. ^ Including five perpetrators.

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