Ukraine claims thousands of Russian casualties and a slowing Kremlin advance
Ukraine is countering Russia's narrative of battlefield success by blunting the Kremlin's attacks.
Yandex, a Russian tech giant, has confirmed that 2.84% of customer data was permanently lost following Ukrainian drone strikes on its data centers. The company recovered 97.16% of the affected data. Ukrainian drones targeted three of Yandex's supercomputers - Chervonenkis, Lyapunov, and Galushkin - located in three different facilities.
The attacks began on October 8, 2026, with strikes on a facility in Sasovo, followed by attacks on October 9 and 11 at facilities in Grabtsevo and Vladimir, respectively. Yandex has introduced automatic backup protection for new virtual machines and added another availability zone to enhance service continuity. Some Russian businesses are considering hosting their operations outside Russia, citing concerns about further damage to their domestic computing infrastructure.
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