The Russian technology giant recovered 97.16% of customer data in the cloud service, and the rest of the data was irrevocably lost. "The remaining 2.84% cannot be recovered due to severe hardware damage and lack of backups on the platform from the customers," the statement said. At the beginning of October, three Yandex data centers were damaged as a result of Ukrainian drone attacks, which led to disruptions in the work of infrastructure and services, mainly in the Yandex cloud service. The company previously said that the supercomputers were not affected and were moved elsewhere. Yandex said that it will enable backup by default in the future to save as much data as possible in case of any future accidents. Engineers continue to distribute Yandex cloud computing resources to new independent locations in different regions. The number of locations will continue to grow, the company said.