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Ukrainian Drones Reportedly Hit Three Major Russian Data Centres, Yandex Caught Unprepared

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According to the report, Ukrainian drones targeted three major data centres in Russia, disrupting operations. Yandex had conducted drills for a scenario in which one of its six data centres could be knocked out. However, the company was not prepared for simultaneous strikes on its three key facilities. The attacks raise questions about the resilience of Russia's AI and data infrastructure. The article's details on timing and exact locations are limited in the source text provided.

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Ukrainian Drones Reportedly Hit Three Major Russian Data Centres, Yandex Caught Unprepared · ShortSingh