Seven people killed as Russia and Ukraine exchange strikes and aerial warfare intensifies.
They published7 dead as Russia, Ukraine exchange strikes and aerial war intensifies - AP News
26 Sept, 04:00ZRussia strikes Kyiv datacentres and ISPs, causing outages.
First reportThe Guardian · 26 Sept, 04:00Z
Latest reportAP News · 26 Sept, 10:29Z
Span6 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
Seven people were killed as Russia and Ukraine exchanged strikes and aerial warfare intensified.
Why
The deaths show the human cost as aerial attacks increase.
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Summary
- Russia struck several Kyiv datacentres and internet providers this week.
- Around 100,000 Kyiv-area households faced temporary internet outages.
- A drone strike hit Datagroup offices in central Kyiv, killing four.
- Polish authorities report a Starlink station in central Poland set on fire.
- Ukrainian officials warn of potential winter-related network disruptions.