Russia’s attack on Kyiv data centers disrupts information displays at bus stops in Ukraine's Lutsk
Illustrative photo: Electronic display boards in Lutsk stopped working due to the attack on Kyiv (RBC-Ukraine collage)
The city council explained that damage to data centers in Kyiv during another Russian attack caused issues with the information display boards. This disrupted related services.
"Specialists are currently working to restore the relevant infrastructure and services. Once their operation is stabilized, the electronic display boards will resume functioning," the city council said.
Officials promised to provide an additional update once the system is fully restored.
While repair work is ongoing, passengers are advised to use alternative ways to track public transport.
Residents and visitors are asked to be understanding of the temporary inconvenience.
On September 23, during a large-scale attack, Russia struck data centers in Kyiv. As a result, customers of the UTELS and Pavutyna providers experienced disruptions in communications services and access.
Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Russia deliberately targeted this infrastructure in an attempt to disrupt air raid alert systems.
