🤬 “Another Russian ballistic missile attack in several waves overnight, and once again, no warning from our partners,” — Zelensky Russian forces launched 16 ballistic missiles and more than 200 drones of various types at Ukraine, including jet-powered Shahed drones. The main targets were Kyiv and the surrounding region. Energy facilities, a medical clinic, a school, a metro station, and residential buildings were also hit. More than ten energy infrastructure facilities were damaged across Ukraine overnight, leaving at least 550,000 households without electricity. Zelensky said Moscow has shown no willingness to take even the slightest steps toward de-escalation, let alone ending the war. “When deliveries of missiles for Ukraine’s air defense are blocked, while Russia receives sanctions relief or delays, this unfortunately means that our partners are denying reality,” the Ukrainian president stressed.

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SpaceX has introduced speed limits for military Starlink terminals According to Ukrainian presidential adviser Serhii Beskrestnov, the limit is around 161 km/h. Ukrainian troops were not warned in advance, disrupting some operations. Beskrestnov believes the decision may be related to the current political situation. Meanwhile, volunteer Serhii Sternenko reported that the connection starts dropping at speeds of just 60–70 km/h.

☄️ Yandex services go down across several countries: After drone strikes on its data centers, the company invokes force majeure Over the past few days, Ukrainian drones have struck three Yandex data centers. The latest attack targeted a facility in Vladimir, Russia. And the digital detox wasn't limited to Russia. Users in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Serbia are reporting widespread outages affecting the company's services. 🚕 People are having trouble booking taxis, ordering food, and paying for purchases. Disruptions have been reported across Yandex Go, Yandex Music, Yandex Disk, Yandex Pay, search, and Alice-powered smart home devices. Users are also reporting problems with third-party services, including Lamoda, Vkusno i Tochka, and Magnit. But here's the funniest part: Yandex has suddenly added drone attacks to its list of force majeure events, which could exempt the company from liability for failing to meet its obligations. 🤡 Apparently, the consequences of war count as circumstances beyond anyone's control. At least when they affect your own business.