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Russian drones strike Ukrainian data centers by exploiting air defense gaps

Russian drones strike Ukrainian data centers by exploiting air defense gaps

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Summary

Russian drones have struck data centers in Ukraine, exploiting gaps in the country’s air defenses. The available information does not provide details about the damage or the consequences of the strikes.

Details

Russian drones have struck data centers in Ukraine, taking advantage of gaps in the country’s air defenses.

The available information does not specify when the attacks took place, which data centers were affected or the extent of the damage.

It also provides no details about possible service disruptions, affected infrastructure or reactions from Ukrainian authorities. The specific air defense gaps that allowed the drones to reach their targets have not been identified.

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The strikes highlight the vulnerability of data center infrastructure to attacks exploiting gaps in air defenses.

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