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Russia Strikes Kyivstar HQ, Disrupting Ukraine's Top Mobile Network

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Russia launched an attack on the headquarters of Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile service provider, causing significant damage to the facility. The strike targeted critical communications infrastructure, affecting both civilian and military communications across the country. Multiple data centers were disrupted as a result, leaving thousands of people without internet access. Reliable connectivity is considered vital to Ukraine's military operations, making the outage a serious concern amid the ongoing conflict.

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