Zelensky Says Ukraine Has Made Decisions to Protect Data Centers and Communications Infrastructure

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said additional decisions have been made to protect data centers and other critical communications infrastructure, according to Ukrinform. The measures were approved during a meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff.

Ukrinform's report did not specify the content of the decisions or which agencies or military units would be responsible for implementing them. It also did not detail what prompted this particular meeting or whether it was called in response to a specific threat or incident.

Ongoing focus on infrastructure resilience

Protecting data centers and communications networks has been a recurring theme in Ukraine's wartime planning, given the risk that strikes on such infrastructure could disrupt both civilian and military operations, though the report did not link this meeting to any particular recent attack.

The report did not include additional comment from Zelensky beyond confirming that decisions were made, nor did it specify a timeline for when the new protective measures would take effect.

Further details about the scope of the decisions and how they will be carried out were not included in the available report.