Ukraine's internet to survive Russian attacks, but prices may rise

Ukraine will not lose internet access despite Russian attacks on infrastructure, though service prices may rise, according to presidential adviser Sergei "Flash." In a Facebook post, Flash said Russia is targeting information network infrastructure, but Ukraine's highly distributed internet channels prevent nationwide outages. Local disruptions may occur, which providers should quickly resolve, he added. Flash warned that internet service costs could increase to cover repair expenses for damaged infrastructure. He also urged citizens to resist Russian information attacks and avoid panic, following September 24 strikes on Kyiv data centers that caused provider-reported outages.