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Yandex: Ukraine strikes Russian data centre again despite Trump warning

Ukraine strikes Russian data centre again

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  • Primary Driver: Ukraine strikes Russian data centre again
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The strike is part of a larger trend of data centres emerging as attractive targets in the ongoing war. Yandex, a Russian technology company, is likely to be affected by the shutdown, and its users may experience disruptions as a result.

The situation is likely to escalate further, with data centres becoming increasingly vulnerable to attacks. The conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to intensify, and the targeting of data centres may become a more frequent tactic in the war.

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The obvious questions

What happened to Yandex's data centre?

It was shut down after a drone attack

Has Ukraine targeted Russian data centres before?

Yes, this is the second time

Who warned Ukraine against targeting Russian data centres?

Former US President Trump

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