Zelensky: Russia Is Targeting 'Everyday Life' With Its Attacks on Data Centers in Ukraine
The Ukrainian president says Russian strikes aim to disrupt people's ability to stay connected, study, and work, according to BBC Arabic.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian attacks on data centers in Ukraine are targeting the "everyday life" of citizens, according to BBC Arabic.
Zelensky explained that these strikes aim to disrupt people's ability to stay in contact with one another, continue their studies, and work, according to the report.
Absence of precise military details
The report did not specify the number or locations of data centers that came under attack, nor the exact timing of the strikes.
The report also did not include a response from the Russian side to Zelensky's statements, nor did it clarify the extent of the damage caused to Ukraine's digital infrastructure by these attacks.
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