Russian Strike Destroys dline.ua Data Center in Kyiv, Ukrainian Agency Reports
The data center, located on Predslavynska Street, was destroyed in an attack reported by Ukrinform.
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Russian forces destroyed a data center operated by dline.ua in Kyiv, located on Predslavynska Street, according to a report by Ukrainian news agency Ukrinform.
The report did not provide additional detail on the scale of the destruction, the method of attack, or any resulting casualties or service disruptions tied to the facility.
Ukrinform's account attributes the destruction directly to Russian forces. The claim could not be independently verified beyond the source's own reporting, and no comment from Russian officials was included.
It is not clear from the available reporting what function the data center served or whether other infrastructure in the surrounding area was affected.
Sources
- Russians destroy dline.ua data center in Kyiv — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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