Websites of major Russian news outlets stop loading after Ukraine’s attack on Yandex data center
On the afternoon of October 8, the websites of many major Russian news outlets stopped loading, the Russian business news outlet RBC reported.
On October 8, the websites of several prominent Russian news organizations stopped functioning, according to the Russian business news outlet RBC. Readers reported an inability to access the sites of outlets including RBC, Vedomosti, RIA Novosti, Kommersant, Vesti, Interfax, and Rossiyskaya Gazeta. However, RBC stated that the websites resumed normal operation by the time of their report.
Later that day, Ukraine launched an attack on a data center belonging to Yandex in Sasovo, located in the Ryazan region. The assault resulted in a fire and led to a temporary suspension of the center's operations. Yandex informed the public that the attack had impacted "a portion of its infrastructure." At Meduza, the editorial team is dedicated to maintaining transparency regarding the use of artificial intelligence in the newsroom.
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