Russian strike on Kyiv damages data centers, leaving some users offline

A Russian strike on Kyiv damaged data center equipment, leaving some subscribers without internet access, according to Ukrainian providers. The attack disrupted network services for customers of the affected companies. Providers "Pavutina" and Utels reported damage to a data center, with Utels noting its core equipment there lost power, causing outages. Emergency repair crews are working to restore electricity and network functionality, though no exact restoration timeline has been given. The damage occurred during a massive Russian drone attack on Kyiv on the morning of September 23, which also hit gas stations, a business center, and warehouses. Two people were killed and two injured in the assault.