Ukraine strikes Russian data centre again despite Trump warning
Summary
Ukraine struck a Russian data centre operated by the tech company Yandex near Moscow for the third time this week, disrupting its services. The attacks come amid ongoing fighting between Russia and Ukraine, despite warnings and calls for de-escalation from President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky.Key Facts
- Yandex, a major Russian tech company like "Russia's Google," had to stop operations at its data centre in Vladimir after a Ukrainian drone attack.
- This was the third strike on Yandex facilities in one week, with previous attacks in Sasovo and Kaluga.
- No injuries were reported at the Vladimir centre, but some Yandex services were unavailable.
- President Trump warned Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries shortly before the data centre strike.
- President Zelensky responded by saying any step toward peace must be mutual and based on real guarantees.
- Zelensky criticized a new deal allowing Russian diesel imports into the U.S., leading Trump to suggest Ukraine needs a new president.
- Both Russia and Ukraine have increased attacks on each other’s infrastructure, aiming to hurt economic resources and war efforts.
- Russian strikes over the weekend caused casualties in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.
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