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The Omega Telecom data center is located in Kyiv and provides Internet services. The company's press service announced the suspension of work due to the Russian attack.
The Omega Telecom data center in Kyiv stopped working due to the consequences of the Russian attack. This was announced on Facebook (a social network banned in Russia; owned by the Meta corporation, which is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation) by the company’s press service.
“Dear partners, we are forced to state a fact: after a massive enemy attack, the Omega Telecom Kiev data center ceases its work,” the publication says.
The company noted that it will continue to provide Internet access through other company facilities.

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