SharePlusYandex, the prominent Russian technology corporation often referred to as Russia's Google, has been forced to suspend operations at a key data centre near Moscow. The suspension follows a destructive drone strike launched by Ukraine. This incident marks the third time this week that Ukrainian forces have targeted vital infrastructure belonging to the Russian tech giant.
Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted a major Russian Yandex data centre near Moscow, forcing the tech giant to suspend operations. This marks the third attack on Yandex infrastructure within a single week. The strikes proceed despite warnings from former US President Donald Trump, highlighting ongoing escalations in infrastructure targeting amidst the conflict.
Russian forces have intensified drone strikes on Kyiv's critical infrastructure, targeting major bridges across the Dnipro River for four consecutive days. The attacks have caused significant damage to the Pivnichnyi Bridge, resulting in injuries and severe traffic disruptions for the city's residents. Amidst the escalation, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a surprise visit to Kyiv to reaffirm Germany's support. During the visit, a new €1.3bn aid package was announced to bolster Ukraine's defense and energy sector as the country prepares for the winter months.