Kaluga Oblast

The three people were reported to have been killed in the Belgrade region, while 16 others have been wounded.

We're also hearing about a school being hit by the debris of the Ukrainian drones falling down in the Kaluga region near the city of Masalsk.

This school has been closed.

The students have been transmitted to the distance education And also we are hearing from the representatives of the Russian foreign ministry who say that between the 5th and the 11th of October, at least 52 Russian nationals, including children, died because of the Ukrainian attacks on the Russian territory.

Ukraine today struck and partly disabled a data center operated by Russian technology company Yandex, a day after it hit a similar but more significant facility.

Yandex said its data center in Kaluga region, southwest of Moscow, had been struck by Ukrainian drones and partly put out of action.

Gleb Stolyarov and Daria Korsunskaya report for Reuters.

US Special Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will today meet with Ukrainian negotiators and European officials in Miami, Florida, to present new ideas and proposals to break the stalemate in the war in Ukraine, according to US and Ukrainian officials.

It is increasingly about controlling the infrastructure that processes a nation's reality.

Over the past two days, Ukrainian drone strikes severely damaged two massive Russian Yandex data centers in Sasevo and the Kaluga region.

Yandex is essentially Russia's Google, running the primary search engine, taxi networks and food delivery apps for tens of millions of people.

It is like realizing the nervous system of the adversary is not on the traditional battlefield.

They're not just bombing concrete.

They are bombing the capability to process digital life.

The Kaluga Center alone consumes as much electricity annually as 220,000 UK households.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky explicitly called this a mirror action against Russian strikes on Ukrainian servers.

Ukraine's Human Rights Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said today that Russian forces forcibly removed 25 Ukrainian civilians, including children, from occupied territory in Kharkiv Oblast to an unknown destination.

The civilians, including children, young people and elderly residents, were taken from area of the oblast where active fighting continues their current whereabouts and the conditions in which they are being held remain unknown lubinette said russia calls this an evacuation but when people are taken away against their will uh and intimidated and left with no choice it is not a rescue it is coercion and i'd also like to mention it is a war crime A drone attack damaged a Yandex data center, just like yesterday, right? In Russia's Kaluga Oblast.

This is a different data center, though.

Overnight, disabling several modules at the facility and threatening further disruptions to the company's services.

More internet is out, in other words.

Several modules of the data center were completely disabled.

The attack came as drones struck the other parts of Kaluga Oblast overnight.

injuring nine people.

A Ukrainian delegation is scheduled to begin two days of talks in Miami, Florida today with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on new proposals to end the war, including security guarantees for Ukraine and a post-war economic plan.

Russian technology company Yandex said today that a drone attack has disabled part of its data center in Russia's Kaluga region, a day after a Ukrainian drone struck another of the company's data centers, which houses supercomputers used to develop its artificial intelligence model.

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