A Russian drone/missile attack on Kiev hit several data centers, knocking out internet for 100,000 homes.

A Russian drone/missile attack on Kiev hit several data centers, knocking out internet for 100,000 homes.

ISPs UTELS, Pavutina, Crazy Network and Etherlink all reported major node damage.

Hosting providers Cityhost and MiroHost lost Kiev-based equipment, with MiroHost's local facility completely destroyed (95% of customers unaffected on foreign servers).

Providers warn of significant price increases, saying that the current rates of ~300-350 UAH are no longer viable given the cost of maintaining a resilient infrastructure under constant attack.

Russia claimed the sites supported military communications; Ukraine says they were civilian telecom infrastructure.