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AI for forging invoices, crypto and the Chinese payment system CIPS. GUR revealed new Russian schemes for circumventing sanctions

"A complex operation of the Russian UAV." Sergey "Flash" explained how the Russians filmed the attack on the Compass FM business center from a drone

"Unfortunately, the data center will no longer be operational." Cosmonova showed the consequences of a series of flights over their facility

Kyivstar's head office was damaged as a result of an enemy attack. What is known

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the Vodafone data center in Kyiv was hit. Is this true?

"You can also play the game 'let's fuck at the data center' together." The HackYourMom community has posted an interactive map of Russia's data centers

Russians killed former NV journalist Maria Yivzhenko, who wrote about Defense Tech, IT and telecom

“We’ll think about it.” A representative of a European hosting company offered to help Ukrainian colleagues move equipment to the EU

“This time the situation is much more complicated.” Internet provider Kolo TV reported disruptions after third Russian hit

Repeated arrival at Protasov Business Park. Cosmonova data center reported damage to the backbone network and problems with services

“They hid, took out their equipment, reconnected at night – and that’s it.” The People’s Deputy reassured – most internet providers prepared for Russian attacks

The Russian army damaged the Protasov Business Park building, where the GlobalLogic Ukraine office and Cosmonova data center are located

Russia attacked the Data Group data center. What are the consequences?

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Authorization via “Diia.Signature” has appeared in the “Reserve+” app

President of Finland: "I beg Elon Musk to give Ukrainians the opportunity to use Starlink both in the occupied territory of Ukraine and in Russia"

The Ministry of Defense is testing the SPECTR AI platform for analyzing combat data and predicting enemy actions

The SBU detained a Russian agent at a defense plant who was preparing a strike on UAV production in western Ukraine

UPD. Internet provider Etherlink, which serves, in particular, the central part of Kyiv, announced damage to the main node. When will the connection be restored?

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Three more internet providers in the capital region have reported infrastructure damage. When they promise to restore services

The Third Army Corps was the first in the world to use NRK deminers during an offensive: the main result was no losses among sappers

EPAM office damaged in Kyiv attack. Space temporarily closed - team working remotely

Zelensky: Russia is testing drones that fly into windows and wait for people. The president claims that China shared this technology with Russia

From domain registrar to the largest hosting company in Ukraine: the story of MiroHost, which is currently out of business due to the destruction of the data center in Kyiv by the Russians

On September 23, 2026, a Russian attack on Kyiv destroyed a data center that housed the facilities of one of Ukraine’s largest hosting providers — MiroHost. The founder of the company and head of the Internet Invest holding, Oleksandr Olshansky, told dev.ua that there are no restoration deadlines yet, and only the Ukrainian location was affected: about 90–95% of MiroHost clients are served abroad, and services are working normally for them. We tell you how a company that started as a side project of a domain name registrar grew into one of the largest hosting providers in the country over 20+ years.

A Starlink ground station, which also provides communications for Ukraine, caught fire in Poland: firefighters say it was arson

«To put the scale into perspective, a significant share of domestic traffic used to flow through these sites before the full-scale war». Four data centers were damaged in Kyiv due to Russian strikes. What does this mean for consumers, and should we expect an internet collapse?

Russian occupation forces have changed the tactics of attacks on Ukraine’s digital infrastructure. While previously the targets were mainly energy facilities, in recent weeks the enemy has been purposefully destroying key communication nodes and data centers (data processing centers). Anatoly Frolenkov, a consultant in the telecom, IT and media market, told dev.ua about the prerequisites, consequences of the latest attacks and the resilience of the Ukrainian network segment. He also provided advice on how ordinary users and businesses can minimize risks.

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