Kyivindependent Russian Strikes on Kyiv and Sloviansk Amid Ukrainian Drone Attacks on Yandex Data Centers
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- •Russian strikes on Kyiv and Sloviansk resulted in injuries and damage to civilian infrastructure.
- •Ukrainian drones successfully targeted Yandex's data center, disrupting services significantly.
- •Emergency power cuts are in effect across Ukraine due to ongoing attacks on energy infrastructure.
On October 11, 2026, Russian forces targeted civilian infrastructure in Kyiv and Sloviansk, injuring multiple individuals. In Sloviansk, two apartment blocks were struck, resulting in at least four injuries, with concerns about potential casualties under the rubble. In Kyiv, warehouses were set ablaze due to Russian attacks. Concurrently, Ukrainian drones targeted Yandex's data center in Vladimir, causing significant service disruptions but no reported casualties. Emergency power cuts were implemented across various regions of Ukraine due to the ongoing shelling affecting the energy sector. Ukrainian officials confirmed that emergency outages would remain until the power system stabilizes. The situation remains critical as the conflict continues to escalate, impacting both civilian life and infrastructure.
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