Iran naatake ang data centers ng AWS sa UAE

Noong Marso 1, inatake ng Iran ang data centers ng Amazon Web Services sa United Arab Emirates gamit ang mga drone, na nagdulot ng malaking abala sa digital services. Sampung araw pagkatapos, nagpahayag ang Tasnim news agency na legitimate targets na ang mga opisina at imprastraktura ng Google, Microsoft, IBM, Nvidia, Oracle, at Palantir sa Israel at Gulf.

Noong Marso 1, 2026, inatake ng Iran ang data centers ng Amazon Web Services sa United Arab Emirates gamit ang mga drone, na nagdulot ng malaking disruption sa consumer at business digital services sa rehiyon, ayon sa ulat. Sampung araw mamaya, noong Marso 11, ang Tasnim news agency—na kaalyado ng Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps—ay nagpahayag ng pagpapalawak ng targets patungong Google, Microsoft, IBM, Nvidia, Oracle, at Palantir. Ang mga kompanyang ito, na marami ay may kontrata sa militar ng US, ay inilarawan bilang 'legitimate targets' ang kanilang mga opisina at imprastraktura sa Israel at bahagi ng Gulf. “As the scope of the regional war expands to infrastructure war, the scope of Iran’s legitimate target expands,” ayon sa Tasnim, batay sa Al Jazeera. Ang UK-based think tank Rusi ay nagpapaliwanag na ang pag-atake sa data centers ay may saysay dahil ito ay nagdudulot ng military disruption, economic at reputational costs, at psychological pressure. Una, ito ay sumisira sa imahe ng Gulf states bilang neutral investment hubs. Pangalawa, ang US tech firms ay nakakaapekto sa stock market at economic policy ng US. Pangatlo, ang mga cloud providers tulad ng AWS, Google, at Microsoft ay sumusuporta sa US military contracts. Gayunpaman, hindi malamang alam ng Iran kung military ang gamit sa specific sites, kundi para sa mensahe. Bukod dito, ang OpinioJuris ay nagbabala tungkol sa panganib ng dual-use infrastructure na nagho-host ng civilian at military workloads, na nagmumungkahi ng paghihiwalay nito upang protektahan ang civilian population. Ito ay bahagi ng obligasyon sa international law. Ang Rusi ay nagtatapos na nagbigay ng momentum ang mga pangyayaring ito sa debate kung cloud infrastructure ba ay commercial utility o strategic asset.

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Smoke and flames rise from a French naval base in Abu Dhabi following an Iranian drone attack, with soldiers on alert amid the UAE skyline.
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Iranian drones attack French base in Abu Dhabi without casualties

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Iranian drones struck a naval base in Abu Dhabi hosting French forces, causing a fire but no casualties, in retaliation for US-Israeli strikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. France announces an enhancement of its military posture in the Gulf to protect its interests. European countries express consternation over Iran's attacks on uninvolved third parties.

Amazon web services data centers in the united arab emirates and bahrain suffered damage from drone strikes over the weekend. The attacks disrupted power and caused fires and water damage at the facilities. The company is working with local authorities to recover while warning of delivery delays in the region.

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The United States and Israel launched a large-scale military offensive against Iran early Saturday, with powerful explosions reported across Tehran and fears mounting of a wider regional war. Israeli Security Minister Israel Katz described the operation as a “preemptive” strike. U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed the start of “large-scale combat operations” to dismantle Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities.

On February 28, 2026, Israel and the US conducted large-scale airstrikes on Iranian military targets, including a 'decapitation strike' in Tehran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and several top generals. Iran hit back with missile and drone attacks on Israel and US bases across the Middle East and Gulf states, killing at least four people including three US soldiers and prompting sharp condemnations from European leaders amid rising oil prices and stranded travelers.

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Amid the ongoing 2026 US-Israel-Iran conflict—sparked by the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched missiles carrying cluster munitions at Israel on the 17th day, damaging eight central sites and hospitalizing 142 people. Israeli media reported fragments in greater Tel Aviv.

As Operation Epic Fury continues into its fifth day, U.S. and Israeli strikes have hit over 1,000 Iranian targets, sinking warships and crippling communications, but Iran retaliated, killing four U.S. service members. Political backlash grows with polls showing majority opposition and pushes for congressional oversight amid rising oil prices.

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Following the initial joint US-Israel strikes on February 28, 2026, that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—as reported in earlier coverage—the operation expanded to destroy the IRGC headquarters, sink nine naval vessels, and achieve air superiority over Tehran. CIA intelligence enabled precise targeting of senior leaders gathered in the capital. Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks killing at least 10 in Israel and targeting claimed US assets, denied by US Central Command.

 

 

 

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