Russia targets data centres, port infrastructure facilities and ships in Ukraine

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The Russian-Ukrainian strikes continue for a new day, Sunday, while there is no sign of an end to the war that has been ongoing since February 2022.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that its forces launched drone strikes last night targeting data centers and Ukrainian port infrastructure facilities, as well as ships used for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

“Overnight, the Russian Armed Forces continued their drone strikes on data centers and port infrastructure facilities in Ukraine, as well as ships used for the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the Russian defense statement said.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that its forces targeted the "Teniot" data center in Odessa, which is used by the Ukrainian armed forces to process, transmit and store information, in addition to a dry cargo ship in the port of Chernomorsk.

The Russian defense statement said: “The strikes resulted in the targeting of the Teniot data center in the city of Odessa, which is used by the Ukrainian armed forces to process, transmit and store information, and a dry cargo ship in the port of Chernomorsk, which had delivered shipments for military use.”