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The Russian Defense Ministry reported on the strikes on dry carriers and data center in Ukraine

The Russian Armed Forces struck two cargo ships during a sea crossing that were delivering military cargo to the port of Odessa. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of Russia.

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The Russian Armed Forces struck two cargo ships during a sea crossing that were delivering military cargo to the port of Odessa. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of Russia.

On the afternoon of September 28, the Russian Armed Forces also hit the Ukr Telecom data center on Antonovich Street in Kiev. The department noted that this is one of the main companies that provides high-speed Internet services for the APU and stores a large volume of databases.

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