Russia strikes Kyiv data center used by Ukrainian intelligence
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Russia's Defense Ministry said its forces struck the United DS data center in Kyiv, which it said handled international communications for Ukrainian intelligence services. The strike also hit the New-Telco data center, used for internet traffic exchange by Ukraine's Defense Ministry.
Key Facts
- Russia's Defense Ministry said the strike hit the United DS data center in Kyiv, which it said handled international communications for Ukrainian intelligence services.
- The strike also hit the New-Telco data center in Kyiv, used for internet traffic exchange by Ukraine's Defense Ministry.
- On September 22, Russia struck logistics centers Palma and Novaya Liniya in Odesa.
The Strike
Russia's Defense Ministry announced that its forces struck the United DS data center in Kyiv. The ministry said the facility processed and transmitted data and provided international communications for Ukrainian intelligence services. The strike also hit the New-Telco data center in Kyiv. That facility was used for internet traffic exchange by Ukraine's Defense Ministry.
Related Strikes
On September 22, Russia struck logistics centers Palma and Novaya Liniya in Odesa.
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