The Russian Ministry of Defense announced a strike on the Kosmonov data center in Kyiv
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The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a nighttime drone strike on the Kosmonova data center in Kyiv, which provided mobile Internet and supported Starlink systems used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Why It Matters
During the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, both sides use drones to attack military and civilian infrastructure. Starlink is actively used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for coordination and communication.
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on the territory of Ukraine on the night of September 26. As a result of the UAV attack, it was possible to hit the Kosmonov data processing center (DPC) in Kyiv, the press service of the defense department reported on Telegram.
This center ensured the operation of mobile Internet in the Ukrainian capital, and also supported Starlink satellite communication systems, which are used in the interests of the Armed Forces of the Republic (AFU).
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Restoring the operation of the Kosmonova data center and mobile Internet in Kyiv may take several days or weeks
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Open Questions
- What is the extent of damage to the Kosmonova data center?
- Were there any casualties or injuries as a result of the strike?
- How long will it take for the mobile Internet to be restored in Kyiv?







