A drone attack struck Yandex's data centre in the Energetik neighbourhood of Vladimir, causing a fire and shutting down the facility's operations.

Yandex has reported that its data centre in the Russian city of Vladimir has ceased operations following a drone attack.

Exilenova+ posted videos showing a drone attack on Vladimir and reported that the Yandex data centre was under attack.

There were reports on Telegram channels of a fire following the attack on the Yandex data centre in Vladimir.

Ukraine strikes Russian tech giant Yandex’s data centers for a second straight day

I found out about the third attack [October 11 in Vladimir] before the news came out.

Overnight on Sunday, October 11, a group of drones struck a Yandex data center in the Russian city of Vladimir.

A large-scale fire broke out in Vladimir, following earlier reports of a drone attack.

The attack on the data center in Vladimir has left users unable to order taxis in Perm, Krasnoyarsk, Vladivostok, Ulan-Ude, Yekaterinburg, St. Petersburg, Moscow and other Russian cities.

Yandex's data center in Russia's Vladimir Oblast was completely shut down on Oct. 11 following a reported drone attack, Russian state news agency TASS said, citing the company.

On the night of October 11, drones attacked the Yandex data center in Vladimir, leading to a major outage where more than 80 services were disconnected.

The Yandex data center in Vladimir was completely shut down following the drone attack, affecting taxi services and Yandex.Pay.

On 11 October, following an attack, the Yandex data centre in Vladimir is on fire: services are disrupted and the city is without power.