10 October 2026

The enemy shelled the TENET industrial complex in Odesa

(PHOTO: Intent)

As a result of a hostile attack, the TENET provider’s technological infrastructure sustained significant damage. Due to the destruction of equipment, experts are warning of possible disruptions in internet access and certain services for some subscribers.

This was reported by TENET.

The strike hit the administrative building, which housed the internet provider’s offices and main technical facilities. The company notes that the enemy damaged cooling systems and power-generating equipment. The provider’s website states that the continued operation of the facility is currently in serious doubt. 

According to the company, specialists are doing everything possible to minimize the consequences and reroute traffic. 

Oleg Kipper, head of the Odesa Regional State Administration, reported that the facade and roof of the administrative building were damaged. Cars parked nearby were also damaged. According to him, the fire caused by the enemy strike has now been extinguished. No reports of casualties or injuries have been received.
 

TENET is the largest telecommunications company in southern Ukraine and one of the country’s key fixed-line and internet service providers. Founded in Odesa in 1992, the company provides high-speed internet, digital television, IP telephony, data center, and web hosting services to residential and business customers. The network covers Odesa, Mykolaiv, Chornomorsk, Pivdenne, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, and other towns in the region.

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