The Central Investigation Office wrote that some fans had expressed great concern for them the day before due to the Ukrainian drone attack on the Yandex data center in the Russian region of Ryazan. It stated that it had been online and had commented, thus allegedly refuting left-green narratives about itself. https://t.co/5aqPVUZK31 https://t.co/j2EaGN7meN #Ukraine #Drohnenangriff #Rjasan (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that after the Ukrainian strikes on the Russian data centers of Yandex between October 8 and 11, the number of anti-Ukrainian and pro-Russian comments under his posts significantly decreased. He pointed out, however, that in his opinion, this was only a temporary pause, and he referred to the comments with derogatory terminology. He added that he had long been wondering why this was happening. #UA #RU (translated)
Georgi Iliev wrote that the biggest blow, according to him, is not to the refineries, but to Yandex. He added that if the propaganda is broken, Western societies will come to their senses. #Yandex #пропаганда #защита (translated)
Kafir wrote that Ukrainian drones struck the data centers of the Russian Yandex, causing server failures. He added that a theory had emerged online suggesting that this could weaken Russian troll farms and online support for the AfD and the Confederation of the Crown of Poland, but he noted that there is no solid evidence for this. The author ironically described the imagined consequences of the failure for online patriots and trolls, who would reportedly lose access to the internet and wait for a "reset of views" from Moscow. He also suggested that without trolls, it might be harder to find real voters. #DepresjaTrolla #Ukraina #Rosja (translated)
Coolnasenbaer wrote that the destruction of Yandex data centers represents one of the greatest victories ever achieved against Russian disinformation. He also used the hashtag #SlavaUkraïni. #SlavaUkraïni #Yandex #Desinformation #SlavaUkraïni (translated)
After attacks on Russian company Yandex's data centers in Ukraine, support for radical parties, such as Germany's Alternative for Germany, has significantly decreased on social media, as well as the number of hate-inciting accounts. #Yandex #Ukraina #dezinformācija (translated)
Even Babiš called the agreement between Trump and Putin shocking, while the Russians shot at Ukrainian civilians again, while the Ukrainians targeted one of Yandex's data centers. #szegénység #szerhasználat #mentálhigiénia (translated)
It is the third time this week that Ukraine has targeted Russian tech giant Yandex, forcing the company to suspend its operations. #UkraineWar #Yandex #Cyberattacks
I totally agree, but they might need more ammo than it seems. Yandex concentrates Russian services but has less effect on bots. See for yourself https://t.co/kwKjj4hAaB https://t.co/kwKjj4hAaB #Ukraina #Yandex #vene_mõjutustegevus (translated)
The attacks on Yandex data centers in Ukraine have significantly reduced the activities of Kremlin-aligned bot accounts, which in turn weakens Russian propaganda and influence operations. #Ukraina #Yandex #vene_mõjutustegevus (translated)
The author claimed that Ukraine had taken out Yandex data centres and said reasonable opinions had suddenly returned to rwitter, implying the developments were connected. #Ukraine #Yandex #DataCenters #UA
Tobias Lange wrote that Yandex had gone down and bots and trolls had been offline. As a result, hybrid warfare had never been so visible. #Yandex #Hybridkriegsführung #Desinformation (translated)
Filip Dąb-Mirowski ironically wrote that hundreds of thousands of Poles, Americans, and Germans "ceased to exist" in the blink of an eye when a Ukrainian drone hit the Yandex data center. He added that it wasn't a meteorite the size of a football field. #Pamiętamy #Tragedia #Ukraina (translated)
The author wrote that after being hit by Ukrainian drones at Yandex's data centers, the internet "recovered," and the visible online support for the far right—from AfD to the MAGA movement—began to decline. He noted that this showed why the far right blocked attempts to cleanse the internet. #Internet #patoprawica #Ukraina #UA #DE #US (translated)
Niebezpiecznik stated that the movement of Russian bots dropped dramatically after the third bombing of Yandex's server rooms. He noted that this referred to crawler bots, not social media accounts, such as the account of user Mariusz092727. According to the author, Cloudflare described this traffic as known automata used for spam and brute force attacks via HTTP. Niebezpiecznik allowed for the possibility that accounts used for conducting influence operations on social media were hosted in Yandex data centers, but he assessed that the bombings would have little to no impact on Russian hybrid operations. He added that missiles striking data centers are more effective than anti-spam systems. #Yandex #boty #spam (translated)
D. Wagner wrote that numerous German patriotic voices had not been refuted by arguments, but had remained silent after a Yandex data center had suddenly gone down, according to his account. He used a derogatory term for these voices. #DeutschlandsZukunft #Patriotismus #Technologie (translated)
The author wrote that Ukraine’s attacks on Russian Yandex data centres destabilised Russia and weakened its capacity to conduct information warfare against Ukraine and the West. They described the attacks as a serious blow to Russia’s intelligence-warfare capabilities against NATO. https://t.co/DTB45Y6gP8 #Ukraine #Russia #NATO #UA #RU #NATO
Vláďa Foltán stated that Ukraine, according to him, significantly weakened Donald Trump and his chances of maintaining political control for the Republicans. He claimed that Trump showed Russia his inability to help and that his pressure on Ukraine led, in addition to other attacks on refineries, to attacks on Yandex and local bot farms, which he believed the Republicans noticeably lacked just before the elections. #Ukrajina #Trump #GOP (translated)
Andrej Fiskovec wrote that Yandex services were designed to function even during the outage of one data center, but Ukrainian drones hit three centers over four days, according to him. He stated that today, as a result, taxi services, payments, and websites of foreign companies stopped operating, including outside of Russia. In a new article, he discussed why the outage occurred only after the third strike, the reaction of Volodymyr Zelensky, and what he believes Putin's decree regarding unprotected businesses will determine. He added that the article was not behind a paywall. https://t.co/wHlKnjBoxI #Yandex #Ukrajina #drony (translated)
ProFin wrote that reports indicate a significant number of people referred to as Polish patriots had also gone missing. He compared the disappearance to Yandex's evaporation into the atmosphere. #Puolalaiset #patriotismi #Yandex (translated)
