Russian Forces Strike 5 Ukrainian Data Centers in October
Russian Defense Ministry reported strikes on five data centers supporting Ukrainian military operations in October.
The Brief
- Russian Armed Forces struck five Ukrainian data centers between October 1 and October 31.
- One facility, ATM Ukrsibbank in Kiev, was hit twice during the period.
- Strikes targeted centers in Kiev, Odessa, and Nikolaev regions.
According to reports from the Russian Defense Ministry, the Russian Armed Forces conducted strikes on five Ukrainian data centers between October 1 and October 31.
The ministry's records indicate that these strikes occurred on six separate occasions, with one facility, the ATM Ukrsibbank center in Kiev, being targeted twice.
Other locations mentioned in the reports include Hosting-UA data centers in Odessa and the Odessa Region, RX-Name in Nikolaev, Tenet in Odessa, and Data Group in Kiev and the Kiev Region.
The Russian Defense Ministry provided details about these strikes, which were used to calculate the number of data centers hit during the month of October.
The strikes are part of the broader Russian military operations in Ukraine, as reported by the ministry.
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