Ukrainian drone strikes deep in Russia have triggered major internet outages, forcing the Kremlin to suspend services.

Cash registers down, buses halted, deliveries lost — at a cost of $557M/hour across Russia and $115M in Moscow alone. (FT)

Ukrainian drone strikes deep in Russia have triggered major internet outages, forcing the Kremlin to suspend services.Cash registers down, buses halted, deliveries lost — at a cost of $557M/hour across Russia and $115M in Moscow alone. (FT)

— Olga Nesterova (@onestpress.onestnetwork.com) 2025-09-14T12:28:07.518Z



by Icy_Till_7254

25 comments

  1. HahaHa 😆 😂 nice work Ukraine, well played indeed!!

  3. This is the way. So far the only people the Kremlin cares about, those in Moscow and Saint Petersburg, been shielded from the worst of the fighting while their eastern colonial troops suffered and died.

    Now let’s fuck the main cities up, especially during the winter. Let’s see how much they like the war when Ukraine systematically disrupts the electricity, gas, fuel, internet and other supplies. There are like 20M people in Moscow? That’s a lot of energy need just for for disruption.

  6. No wonder the ruZZia-based bots and trolls were so quiet lately.

  9. Is that USD? That would be 4.8 trillion a year. That is like 2x Russian GDP. Seems like an overestimate if it’s USD.

  10. ♫ C’est la vie! Have your leaves all turned to brown? ♫

  14. My understanding of the situation is that UKR launched drones, and in response RUS panicked and shut down the Internet. Who ever imagined that this could have unpleasant consequences in the XXI century?

    Of course they could have avoided this completely by a) Maintaining a competent, non-corrupt military capable of protecting their own country, or b) staying TF out of Ukraine.

    It looks like reliable IT service is just one more thing poots squandered for no real gain whatsoever.

    As soon as he’s dead there won’t even be a pause before another Kruschev-style speech about what a horrible ass he was. And to think that all he wanted was to have his bony white ass kissed by history.

  15. Fantastic news! Keep at it, you heroes. Slava Ukrani! 🇺🇦🇬🇧

  16. Too bad that didn’t happen, but the news are great nontheless.

  18. Hopefully next up any transport system, if they can slow or stop trucking, trains and planes it could cause chaos.

  20. I know that it’s impossible to tell right now but how long do people think until the fuel shortages start affecting the food supply in Russia?

  21. Are there any other sources for this? I like the sound of it but don’t see evidence to back it up

  22. Could the CME that occurred have helped with taking their internet down. Seems like musks starlink is down also.

  24. They are also pulling money out of the banks. Their financial crisis is here.

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