Putin Won’t Stop: Russia Now It Trying a New Military Strategy to Break Ukraine
Ukraine says 100,000 households lost internet as Russian strikes hit data centers and providers, disrupting alerts and backup services.
- On Friday, a Russian drone strike killed four people at a Kyiv business center as President Volodymyr Zelensky reports Russia is widening attacks on Ukraine's data centers and internet providers.
- Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Russia seeks to disrupt 'life-saving information' by targeting critical civilian infrastructure, as rapid alerts about missile and drone threats are essential for protecting everyday life.
- Internet outages affected 100,000 households in Kyiv following the strikes, with service providers Pavutyna and Datagroup reporting disruptions; Datagroup confirmed services 'continue to operate from backup sites'.
- Poland's national prosecutor's office is investigating an arson attack on a Starlink station in Wola Krobowska, stating 'there is a reasonable suspicion... that the perpetrators acted on the orders of the Russian special services'.
- Polish digital affairs minister Krzysztof Gawkowski described the station fire as 'an element of hybrid warfare,' while European NATO members warn Russia may be testing their commitment to supporting Ukraine.
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For several days, digital infrastructure in the Ukrainian capital has been systematically targeted by drone attacks, one of which killed four people on Friday 25 September. But the risk of crippling the country's communications and economy is limited.
Since mid-September, the Russian military has increasingly targeted Ukrainian internet infrastructure and data centers. Why is this being done and what is the threat to Ukrainians, analysts at the Institute for Military Studies (ISW) have explained.
Between Wednesday and Friday they were bombarded several times, with hardships for tens of thousands of people
Following the attacks, approximately 100,000 households in and around Kiev were temporarily left without internet connection.
This article was first published through Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more news and exclusive reports, they visited us on our website. The Ukrainian President says that these strikes are aimed at disrupting "people's ability to stay in touch, study, and work."
<p>Cosmonova data center damaged due to enemy attack As a result of the attack, the premises of the Cosmonova data center were damaged, employees were not injured. Data is saved, interruptions are possible services.</p>
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