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Russia reroutes internet traffic in temporarily occupied Kherson to its infrastructure

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After a near-total internet blackout across the area, Russia has rerouted internet traffic in the temporarily occupied Kherson region through Russian communications infrastructure, the London-based internet service disruption monitor NetBlocks said on May 2, Reuters reports.

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