Cyprus’s government internet network suffered connectivity problems on Tuesday morning, leaving employees across public services unable to access the internet, though the cause of the disruption remains unclear amid conflicting reports.
Government workers, including staff at the Presidential Palace, cannot connect to the internet, according to Philenews sources. Key government platforms including Ariadni and Taxisnet are inaccessible to the public, with error messages appearing on users’ screens.
Initial reports suggested a cyberattack caused the outage, but later information attributed the fault to a problem with the internet service provider. The exact cause has not been confirmed by authorities.
Official ministry websites remain accessible to citizens but cannot be reached from computers within government services.
The outage affects internet connectivity across government offices, though the full extent and duration of the disruption remain unclear. Authorities have not yet issued an official statement on the incident.
