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On October 1, Russia started attacking data centers in Ukraine. On October 8, Ukraine started responding by attacking Russian data centers and backbone channels. In three days, Ukraine destroyed half of Yandex's data centers and all of its supercomputers. This caused outages across many vital services in most regions...

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Cheering the Ukrainian forces on from the USA ! #SlavaUkraïni 🩵🇺🇦💛

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Don't stop.

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Are there other tech giants in Russia that Ukraine should be hitting?

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And so nice and quiet the X-platform is today. Thank you Zelensky for cleaning up the swamp! 👌🙌👊

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Respectfully then, get busy destroying the remaining half.

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#Yandex won't reboot his data centers within a few days. #ВсУ отлично поработали с дата-центрами «#Яндекс|а».

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Інформація про закупівлю росіянами мобільних дата-центрів виглядає очікувано, але фізично перевезти весь об'єм нереально, а отже, час відпочити від шквалу інформатак.

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