Russian Defense Ministry: Russian Army Strikes Large Military Data Center in Ukraine
Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, September 17 (Reporter Zhao Bing) - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the 17th that the Russian military struck the largest military data center in Ukraine early that morning.
The report stated that this data center provides operational support for Ukrainian military servers and other equipment, and is responsible for functions such as intelligence data processing, transmission, and storage.
The Russian Ministry of Defense also stated that the Russian military used precision weapons and drones to strike Ukraine's metallurgy, radio, and military-industrial enterprises, as well as energy and transportation infrastructure in Kyiv and Odessa regions early that morning.
The Russian Armed Forces struck Ukraine's largest military data center on September 17, 2023, using precision weapons and drones. This facility was responsible for supporting military servers and processing intelligence data. Additional strikes targeted metallurgical, radio, and military enterprises, as well as energy and transportation infrastructure in Kyiv and Odesa Oblast.
- Russian military targeted Ukraine's largest military data center.
- The data center supported military servers and intelligence data processing.
- Strikes also affected metallurgical, radio, and military enterprises in Ukraine.
- Precision weapons and drones were used in the operation.
- Locations of strikes included Kyiv and Odesa Oblast.