Russia strikes two Kyiv data centres, cargo vessels in the Black Sea
Summary
Russia launched missile strikes overnight targeting two cargo ships in the Black Sea near Ukraine and hit two data centers in Kyiv. The attacks also damaged energy and civilian buildings in Kyiv and 10 other regions, as part of Russia’s ongoing military pressure on Ukraine.Key Facts
- Russia struck two vessels flying foreign flags in Ukraine’s Black Sea area near Odesa.
- Russian missiles hit two data centers in the capital, Kyiv.
- Energy facilities, substations, civilian businesses, and homes were damaged.
- Kyiv and 10 other Ukrainian regions came under attack.
- The Russian Defence Ministry confirmed hitting two military cargo ships and two Kyiv data centers.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported the attacks and ongoing pressure on Ukraine.
- These strikes are part of Russia’s campaign to pressure Ukraine through constant bombardment.
- The event occurred overnight and was reported on September 29, 2026.
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