Russian military strikes data centers in multiple Ukrainian cities
On October 6 local time, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian military used "Geranium" drones to strike four data centers located in major cities of Ukraine. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that these centers are responsible for processing data for government and commercial services, including services for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
As of now, there has been no response from the Ukrainian side. (CCTV reporter Wang Delu)
On October 6, the Russian Armed Forces conducted drone strikes on four data centers located in major cities of Ukraine, including Kyiv. These centers were responsible for processing data for government and commercial services, including support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. As of now, there has been no response from Ukrainian authorities.
- Russian military used drones to strike data centers in Ukraine.
- Four data centers were targeted in major cities.
- The data centers provided services to the Ukrainian government and military.
- No response from Ukraine reported as of now.