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Russian forces regularly strike targets that, according to their data, are used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for logistics and communications.
The Russian Armed Forces hit the Kyivstar data center in Kyiv.
Kyivstar is one of the largest companies providing mobile communications and high-speed Internet services for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. Russian Armed Forces during daytime strikes hit the Kyivstar data center in Kyiv, which is one of the largest companies providing mobile communications and high-speed Internet services to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.
The Russian Armed Forces continue to strike at communication and logistics centers, as well as sea vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the defeat of two data processing centers in Kyiv, which provided communications for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In the official Telegram channel of the department, the publication about the strikes was accompanied by the ironic signature “Digital detox.”

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced attacks on the data processing centers of the Omega Telecom and Kyivstar companies in Kyiv, which provide communications for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It is also reported that a ship carrying military cargo was hit in the port of Odessa.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a strike on a dry cargo ship transporting military equipment and dual-use cargo to the port of Odessa for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during a sea crossing.

The head of the LPR, Leonid Pasechnik, reported the destruction of about 40 air targets by air defense forces and mobile fire groups over the past 24 hours. As a result of attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the region, two people were also injured.

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The Times reports on a possible large-scale modernization of Russia's assured nuclear retaliatory strike system, known as the Dead Hand (Perimeter). Analysts attribute this to changes in US nuclear policy.