Large-scale internet disruptions have expanded beyond Kyiv to other Ukrainian regions following continuous attacks on data centers over the past two days, according to monitoring service eRadar.
Ukrainian internet infrastructure faces widening disruption after sustained strikes on data centers across the country. Monitoring service eRadar reported that the outages, previously concentrated in Kyiv, now affect multiple regions following attacks over the last two days.
At least ten hosting providers and telecommunications operators have had platforms and data centers damaged or taken offline. The affected companies include Datagroup, UTELS, Crazy Network, Kievnet, Faust, Etherlink, Cityhost, MiroHost, Domonet, and facilities of KVC Parkovy. The wave of attacks marks a significant escalation in targeting Ukraine's digital backbone.
Industry sources indicate the strikes aim to degrade command, control, and communications capabilities while disrupting civilian access to information and services. Repair crews are working to restore connectivity, though the scale of damage across multiple independent operators complicates recovery efforts.
Ukrainian authorities have not yet publicly attributed the attacks, though previous data center strikes have been linked to Russian missile and drone campaigns targeting critical infrastructure. The expanding geographic scope suggests a coordinated effort to maximize systemic impact.
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