Russia's Yandex says data centre in Vladimir area shut down after drone attack
- A Ukrainian drone attack damaged Yandex’s data center in Vladimir, Russia, completely halting its operations, the company said.
- The strike was reportedly the third attack on Yandex facilities in four days, following attacks in the Ryazan and Kaluga regions.
- The outage disrupted more than 80 Yandex services, including banking, music, cloud, and ride-hailing services.
- Vladimir Region Governor Aleksandr Avdeev said drone strikes also damaged electrical substations, while Yandex reported no injuries.
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