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World · Russia & Ukraine · published 2026-10-09 · via Al Jazeera

Ukrainian drones strike Yandex data hubs in widening technology campaign

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Ukrainian drone attacks partly disabled a Yandex AI data centre in Russia's Kaluga region, the company said. A previous strike shut down a major data hub in Sasovo, Ryazan, where two of Yandex's three supercomputers for AI development are located. Yandex said the strikes hit the core of its operations and that staff are working to keep services running, as Ukraine expands its targeting of Russian technology infrastructure.

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Yandex’s Kaluga site, southwest of Moscow, was struck by Ukrainian drones and left partly unusable, the company said. The previous day’s attack halted work at its Sasovo hub in Ryazan, home to two of three machines used for training its AI models. The state-monitored firm runs widely used apps and social platforms.

Kyiv also hit three missile-production sites overnight,

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