Cosmonova data center in Kiev stopped working after the defeat of the Russian Armed Forces

The Cosmonova data center in Kiev, which was hit by the Russian Armed Forces, stopped working. This was announced by the company on September 26.

"Facebook" (owned by Meta, a company whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation), says the data center.

It is clarified that specialists continue to localize the consequences of the damage, partially transfer and restore services. Currently, access to the data center is limited.

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Ukrainian "Channel 5" reported on September 24 that at least 11 providers and hosting companies in Ukraine were experiencing disruptions and equipment damage. It was clarified that the Ukrainian MiroHost data center was destroyed, and Cityhost lost some of its equipment and is restoring services from backups hosted abroad. Etherlink's main node was damaged.