Russian strikes hit Kiev missile storage sites and data center
Published 6 h ago18 sourcesEvidence: Reported
A Russian strike completely destroyed a Datagroup data center in Kiev, which provided internet, communications, and cloud services to over 90 localities across Ukraine. The facility cannot be restored, indicating a significant blow to Ukraine's digital infrastructure. The attack underscores Russia's targeting of critical civilian infrastructure, with potential cascading effects on government, business, and private communications.
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Russian forces conducted a large-scale strike on Kyiv, confirmed to have damaged or destroyed at least one data center and impacted other critical infrastructure. While Russia claims to have targeted military-industrial sites and missile storage, the destruction of a major data center suggests a broader intent to disrupt Ukrainian digital and civilian services. The full extent of damage to military capabilities and the long-term impact on civilian infrastructure, particularly water systems, remains uncertain.
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