# Kyiv’s Data Centers Under Fire: What It Costs to Disconnect a Country

An episode of [Terykon](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/6824717076), 27 Sep 2026, 14 min.

Audio: https://audio.terykon.com/2026/terykon-6897.mp3

Bottom Line: Between September 23 and 26, russian strikes on Kyiv data centers and operators, including Pavutyna, UTELS, MiroHost and Datagroup, disrupted internet access, broadcasters and digital services, and Cosmonova announced that its Kyiv facility will not come back online. Geographic distribution, backups abroad and interconnection kept most services running, so a nationwide outage is all but impossible. The campaign instead aims to make Ukraine’s normality unstable through repeated, intermittent outages whose costs fall hardest on the vulnerable. Kyiv’s Data Centers Under Fire: What It Costs to Disconnect a Country By Giorgio Provinciali and Alla Perdei · 27 September 2026 · terykon.com Narrated by an AI-generated voice. Text by Giorgio Provinciali and Alla Perdei (Terykon).

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