Flash stated whether there will be internet in Ukraine after Russia’s attacks

Serhiy “Flash” Beskrestnov. Photo: Serhiy Flash/Facebook

The president’s adviser on developing technology directions for defense, Serhiy “Flash,” stated that the enemy is striking Ukraine’s network infrastructure. However, despite these strikes, the whole country will not be left without internet, but an increase in service prices cannot be ruled out.

This is reported by News.LIVE, citing a post by “Flash” on Telegram.

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What will happen to the internet in Ukraine after the strikes by the Russian Federation

“Russians are attacking our information network infrastructure. But Ukraine is a country with highly distributed Internet channels, so the entire country (regions, cities) will not be left without Internet. Local outages are possible, which providers (I hope) will quickly fix,” wrote Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky’s adviser.

He added that the price of internet services may rise in order to compensate for the costs of repairing damaged infrastructure.

Also, “Flash” urged Ukrainians not to succumb to enemy information attacks and not to panic.

“We have already been scared that there will be no food, there will be no fuel, and now they threaten disappearance of the Internet,” he concluded.

Post by “Flash.” Photo: screenshot

As News.LIVE reported, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiga stated that 23 in September the Russians attacked the country’s main data centers. He said the enemy is trying to interrupt the flow of information.

We also wrote that, according to Kyiv internet service provider UTELS owner Oleksandr Polyudov, home internet in Ukraine may become more expensive due to providers’ costs to maintain uninterrupted network operation.