Kyiv Faces Internet Disruptions as Russian Strikes Hit Data Centers and Communications Infrastructure
- About 100,000 households in Kyiv and the surrounding region have internet problems following a Russian attack, according to Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation.
- The ministry said specialists are assessing damage and repairing networks, but it has not provided a timeline for restoring full service.
- Internet providers Pavutyna and UTELS reported damage to their data centers, while Crazy Network reported disruptions after an attack on a traffic exchange point.
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Crews are working to assess and repair the damage after the Russian drone strikes
About 100,000 households in Kyiv, region have internet problems following Russian attack – Digital Ministry
About 100,000 households in Kyiv and the region are experiencing internet problems following Russia's attack on Wednesday, the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine said in a Telegram post.
In Kyiv and the region due to the attacks of the Russian Federation, there were interruptions with the Internet in 100 thousand subscribers. <p>In Kiev and the region, due to the attack of the Russian Federation, there were interruptions with the Internet in about 100 thousand households. Operators repair damaged infrastructure.</p>
Yuriy Podolyaka: "100,000 families in Kiev and the region do not have Internet because of the Russian attack
"100,000 families in Kiev and the region have no Internet because of the Russian attack. The providers "Web" and UTELS reported damage to their data centers,"- the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine...We must continue…
On the morning of 23 September, Russian drones hit Kiev massively, among the targets being hit was the data centre of one of the major providers of the capital, and a large number of users lost contact with the Internet.
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