A dline.ua data centre located in central Kyiv has been destroyed in a Russian strike, the company reported in a comment to Hromadske Radio.
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According to the company, as of 1 October the dline.ua data centre at 28 Predslavynska St. was destroyed as a result of a Russian air strike. They added that all services and clients’ data had been moved to backup platforms.
Ukrainian news organisations experience issues following Russia’s 26 September strike
The Institute of Mass Information has previously reported issues experienced by other Ukrainian news organisations due to Russian strikes on infrastructure. On 26 September 2026, Armiya TV temporarily went off air due to technical problems caused by Russian shelling. Novyny.LIVE had to halt broadcasting due to connectivity disruptions following a Russian attack on Kyiv’s infrastructure. The Priamyi website was offline as well due to a Russian strike on a data centre. Suspilne website was experiencing video playvack issues due to a Russian strike on the Cosmonova data centre in Kyiv.
Kyiv 24 has reported that Kyiv city may experience disruptions to cable and online television due to Russia’s large-scale attacks on telecom infrastructure and data centres.
Channel 5 remains live on YouTube but is experiencing problems with TV signal retransmission.
The Poltava-based news website Kolo has been offline since 26 September due to the Russian attack on Kyiv.
The risks of Russian strikes targeting Ukraine’s digital and telecom systems will remain high until the hostilities end, Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi said.
The international human rights watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemned regular Russian strikes on data centres and telecom infrastructure in Kyiv, which have disrupted the operations of Ukrainian media outlets.