Russian strikes reportedly hit a Kyiv data center twice, injuring three people during overnight attacks.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian forces struck a Kyiv data center twice during overnight attacks, injuring three people. The report explicitly says he provided no further details about that facility.

A later summary citing Ukrainian officials reported at least six deaths across Ukraine during the overnight and Sunday-morning attacks; an earlier message had reported at least four. Zelensky identified three deaths in the Zaporizhzhia region and one in Kyiv, and said civilian infrastructure in at least eight regions, including energy facilities and residential buildings, had been attacked.

Separately, Russia’s defense ministry claimed that it struck a Vodafone data-processing center in Kyiv, alleging that the site served Ukrainian military communications and data transmission. The supplied sources do not establish that this was the same facility described by Zelensky, nor do they independently verify the claimed military role.

The reports contain no quantified loss of data-center capacity, customer outage information, equipment-damage assessment or restoration schedule. The three injuries relate to the reported data-center incident and should not be conflated with the wider nationwide casualty totals.