Yandex says drone attack shut down its data centre in Vladimir
Russian tech company Yandex says a drone attack shut down its data centre in Vladimir, the third strike on its facilities in a week.
Yandex, the Russian tech company, says its data centre in Vladimir has been shut down after a drone attack, Al Jazeera reports.
It is the third strike on Yandex facilities this week. Al Jazeera says Russia and Ukraine are escalating attacks on each other's tech infrastructure.
BBC News reports that Ukraine targeted Yandex for the third time this week, and that the attacks forced the company to suspend its operations. The BBC's headline says Ukraine carried out the strike despite a warning from Trump. The short report text gives no further detail on that warning.
Al Jazeera's report describes the attack as a drone attack. It does not say who carried it out. The BBC attributes the strikes to Ukraine.
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- Al JazeeraRussia’s Yandex says data centre in Vladimir shut down after drone attackSun, Oct 11, 5:33 AM EDT
- BBC NewsUkraine strikes Russian data centre again despite Trump warningSun, Oct 11, 8:50 AM EDT
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