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Yandex cloud services disruption after drone attacks

Service Disruption
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Yandex cloud services are disrupted after drone attacks damaged three data centers, leaving customers unable to access cloud files and degrading several hosted services. The outage affects a broad slice of Yandex’s cloud stack, including Yandex Disk and core infrastructure services, with no reliable restoration timeline yet. Yandex told customers to rely on alternative disaster recovery options while teams work to stabilize operations.

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  1. 12.10.2026 22:23 1 articles · 2h ago

    Drone attack damages Yandex data center in Sasovo and disrupts Yandex Disk access

    Victim Impact Update

    A drone attack hit Yandex's Sasovo data center on October 8, and a customer reported missing thumbnails and failed downloads for backups stored on Yandex Disk. The disruption affected cloud file access tied to Yandex's storage infrastructure.

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  2. 12.10.2026 22:23 1 articles · 2h ago

    Drone attack damages Yandex data center in Kaluga and degrades operations

    Victim Impact Update

    A drone attack hit Yandex's Kaluga data center on October 9, and Yandex said the facility's operations were degraded. The damage added to the broader cloud-service instability affecting Yandex infrastructure.

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  3. 12.10.2026 22:23 1 articles · 2h ago

    Drone attack damages Yandex data center in Vladimir and shuts it down

    Victim Impact Update

    A drone attack hit Yandex's Vladimir data center on October 11, and Yandex said the facility stopped operating completely. The shutdown further reduced the company's cloud capacity and resilience.

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  4. 12.10.2026 22:23 2 articles · 2h ago

    Yandex confirms three data centers were damaged and cloud services remain unstable

    Initial Disclosure

    Yandex said drone attacks damaged three data centers in Sasovo, Kaluga, and Vladimir, forcing the company to shut down two facilities and partially disable a third. The company said its teams are working around the clock, it cannot provide a reliable service-restoration timeline, and customers should use alternative disaster recovery infrastructure; Monium remained offline while Compute, AI Studio, and security services were only partially available.

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