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Russian strike damages Kyiv data centers, threatening Pavutyna, UTEL providers' internet outages

Data centers operated by internet providers Pavutyna and UTELS were damaged as a result of today's Russian attack, potentially causing disruptions to network operations and access to services, the companies said in statements.

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Due to Russian shelling in Kiev, Internet outages are possible - providers Hostile shelling damaged the capital's data center, the providers “Pavutina” and <p>UTELS reported. Specialists restore communication and network equipment.</p>

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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In Kiev, there were interruptions in Internet access due to damage to the data centres of local providers, reported by Ukrainian media, according to RBK-Ukraine, after a series of explosions and fires in the Ukrainian capital began to disrupt access to the network, transmitting TASS. The communication problems were confirmed by local Utels and Putina providers. The companies specified that the damage had been received by the data centres where n…

Provider “Pavutina”: “The scale of damage caused to our infrastructure is colossal”

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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In Kiev, an Internet connection was partially lost after a series of explosions, which was reported by the Ukrainian media with reference to the data of two telecommunications operators whose date centres were claimed to have been damaged.

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znaj.ua broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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