Russian Data Centers Hit by Ukraine Strikes Cause Outages
Ukrainian drone strikes have taken down three major data centers owned by Russian tech company Yandex over a short period, leading to widespread outages of Russia's own digital services.









Ukrainian drone strikes have taken down three major data centers owned by Russian tech company Yandex over a short period, leading to widespread outages of Russia's own digital services.
Critics argue that the move violates US laws and puts American interests at risk due to ongoing conflicts between Russia and Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump has announced an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, but provided no details about it.
A devastating attack by Russian forces on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia has resulted in at least 15 deaths and many more injuries, with widespread destruction reported.
Putin dismissed suggestions from Kyiv and its international backers to halt attacks on Russian oil refineries.