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Attacks on Ukraine’s Digital Infrastructure

Coverage from Ars Technica, Newsweek, and others

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Russian strikes have hit data centers and telecommunications facilities in Kyiv, including the Cosmonova data processing center, Bi-mobile, and Parkovy.

Ukrainian officials and providers have reported interruptions to internet and mobile access, broadcasting, and services that depend on reliable communications. The affected infrastructure supports civilian services as well as communications described by Russia as serving the military. Ukraine’s response has included relocating some data centers abroad and developing underground telecommunications networks, underscoring the challenge of maintaining connectivity when physical infrastructure is exposed to attack.

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Ars Technica / Jeremy Hsu
Russian forces struck Kyiv data centers and telecommunications facilities from September 23, 2026, disrupting internet and mobile services across the Kyiv region.
10/5/2026 • Technology & Operations • General
Newsweek
Russian forces targeted data centers in Kyiv during strikes from late Thursday into Saturday, damaging the Cosmonova site and disrupting internet and broadcast services, Ukrainian officials and providers said.
9/26/2026 • Technology & Operations • General
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CNBC
Russian forces struck the Bi-mobile and Parkovy data centers in Kyiv on Tuesday amid intensified missile and drone attacks targeting Ukraine's communications infrastructure.
9/30/2026 • Technology & Operations • General