Some components will be moved to the cloud, while others will be relocated underground or abroad. Ukraine is preparing its digital infrastructure for a worst-case scenario

As reported by Rubryka, the Ukrainian government has decided on spending priorities amidst a challenging funding situation, particularly due to delays in receiving some international financial aid. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi stated that a portion

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Some components will be moved to the cloud, while others will be relocated underground or abroad. Ukraine is preparing its digital infrastructure for a worst-case scenario

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The Ukrainian government has approved spending priorities: defense, pensions, and public sector wages