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Russia strikes Ukraine data centres and telecom sites, disrupting internet access

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Russian forces have launched attacks on Ukrainian data centres and telecommunications infrastructure, significantly reducing internet connectivity for many households. A facility operated by Datagroup was among the sites hit, resulting in casualties and widespread damage. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that such strikes endanger essential services that civilians depend on daily. Russia has justified the attacks by claiming the targeted sites were connected to military intelligence operations. The strikes underscore how digital infrastructure has become a critical battleground in modern warfare.

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