自9月初以来，俄罗斯对乌克兰数据中心展开系统性攻击，导致基辅及周边地区的数字基础设施遭受破坏，多家电视台和流媒体服务一度中断。1乌克兰外交部长安德里·西比哈表示，"俄罗斯试图破坏信息流，并对平民造成恐怖"。1
尽管面临严峻威胁，乌克兰专家普遍认为该国不太可能完全离线。1电信专家奥列克桑德·格卢什琴科指出，乌克兰拥有"世界上最好的互联网提供商服务之一"，市场竞争导致存在多达10个提供商选项。1乌克兰议员奥列克桑德·费迪延科表示，"互联网会消失吗？当然不会。基础设施将被重组，替代站点将建立"。1
当前已有企业通过异地备份缓解影响。数据托管服务商MiroHost的创始人表示，其2万至2.5万名客户中仅约150人未能成功转移或备份数据，其他客户依靠波兰和捷克共和国的备用容量。1专家预计未来互联网服务价格将上升，以覆盖基础设施修复成本。1
Russia has intensified systematic attacks on Ukrainian data centers since early September, damaging digital infrastructure across Kyiv and surrounding regions and causing temporary disruptions to multiple television broadcasters and streaming services.1 Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha characterized these strikes as an attempt by Russia to "destroy information flow and cause terror to civilians."1
Despite the severity of the attacks, experts maintain that Ukraine is unlikely to face complete internet outage due to the country's highly fragmented telecommunications market and multiple backup providers. Telecommunications specialist Oleksandr Hlushchenko highlighted that Ukraine benefits from "one of the world's best internet provider services," with market competition supporting up to ten provider options.1 Ukrainian lawmaker Oleksandr Fediyenko stated: "Will the internet disappear? Of course not. Infrastructure will be reorganized, and alternative sites will be established."1
The resilience of Ukraine's digital ecosystem has been demonstrated by service providers' capacity to redirect traffic. MiroHost's founder reported that among its 20,000 to 25,000 customers, only approximately 150 failed to successfully migrate or back up their data, while other customers relied on backup capacity in Poland and the Czech Republic.1 However, experts project that internet service costs will rise in the coming period to cover infrastructure repair expenses.1
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