AWS says it cannot restore service to Bahrain, UAE facilities six months after Iran strikes
Amazon Web Services reports it cannot restore operations to data centers in Bahrain and the UAE damaged in March drone strikes.
In March, two Amazon data centers in the UAE were struck by drones, while a facility in Bahrain was also damaged by a nearby drone hit, according to CNBC. AWS has now stated it cannot restore service to these facilities six months after the incidents.
The strikes had been attributed to Iran-backed operations, though AWS has not detailed the full scope of damage or provided a timeline for potential restoration efforts.
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