Three more internet providers reported damage to infrastructure in Kyiv. KIEVNET, Domonet, and FAUST posted corresponding statements on social media.
Three more internet providers reported damage to infrastructure in Kyiv. KIEVNET, Domonet, and FAUST posted corresponding statements on social media.
According to Kievnet, subscribers in the central part of the capital may find themselves without internet access. The reason is damage to data centers during Russian missile strikes.
DOMONET has published a list of streets where the Internet may be temporarily unavailable.
The company has now announced that the estimated restoration date is 9:00 PM on September 24.
In turn, FAUST left the following message for users:
Currently, the company will try to restore services by the end of the day: "Batieva Gora, Osvity, Kryvonosa — we are restoring/building a backup line, because there is no access to the main one yet due to the consequences of the arrival. We will try by the end of the day…".
Earlier, dev.ua wrote that a data center in Kyiv was damaged as a result of a Russian attack, which caused problems with the Internet at several providers at once. "Pavutina", UTELS, KyivLink and Crazy Network reported disruptions or damage to the infrastructure. Etherlink subscribers were also left without the Internet.
