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Russian Social Media Platform Vkontakte Suffers Outages After Reported Drone Strike on Data Center

Summary by uawire.org
On the night of October 18, a data center belonging to VK Holding in Vsevolozhsk, Leningrad region, near St. Petersburg, was reportedly damaged in a Ukrainian drone attack. Footage published from the scene shows the fire at the data center had already been extinguished, but part of the building had collapsed. The strike on the data center occurred during the night. After the incident, users of VKontakte and other VK services began reporting disr…

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A Ukrainian drone attack may have caused severe damage to the data center of the Russian social network VKontakte near St. Petersburg. A satellite image has been posted online showing extensive damage to the building's roof and possible signs of a fire.

The Russian VKontakte data centre was attacked by drones on the night of October 18, and is being written by RBC with reference to the VK press service.

The result of the 1800 ms of Hope Metallnikova's "Didn't Save" day was that Pavel commented on today's attack on the VKontakte data centre under Petersburg, an 80-metre yacht with a pool and water park, and three smaller luxury yachts found BBC investigative journalists in satellite images near Kim Jong-un's villa, the Russian business is ready to finance the development of new air defence systems to protect industrial facilities.

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uawire.org broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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