Afghanistan, Oct. 9 -- A Ukrainian drone attack partially disabled a data center operated by Russian technology company Yandex in the Kaluga region southwest of Moscow, the company said Friday, marking the second reported strike on its data centers in two days.
Yandex said the attack damaged part of the facility's infrastructure and completely disabled several data center modules, warning that some of its services could experience disruptions. The company said emergency services and its specialists were working at the site while the full extent of the damage was assessed. It reported no casualties at the facility.
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