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Arbitration courts failed to resume work three weeks after the Ukrainian attacks on Yandex data centers Arbitration courts in Russia continue to experience disruptions three weeks after the attacks on Yandex data centers, Keenon noted. Due to problems with e-justice services, the authorities have to postpone hearings and announce breaks. "There is an unstable operation of the functionality of holding online meetings, including a test conference," reads a message on the arbitration file website. Therefore, on October 27, the Arbitration Court of the Altai Territory postponed the hearing of the foot attack case until November 23, citing the impossibility of holding an online hearing due to a "massive failure" in the Yandex data center. On the same day, a similar decision was made by the Tyumen Region Arbitration Court. Some of the authorities warned that they would not postpone the discussions again due to "systematic" technical problems, and advised the participants in the procedure to "make sure to appear in person". More details.

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Arbitration courts failed to resume work three weeks after the Ukrainian attacks on Yandex data centers Arbitration courts in Russia continue to experience disruptions three weeks after the attacks on Yandex data centers, Keenon noted. Due to problems with e-justice services, the authorities have to postpone hearings and announce breaks. "There is an unstable operation of the functionality of holding online meetings, including a test conference," reads a message on the arbitration file website. Therefore, on October 27, the Arbitration Court of the Altai Territory postponed the hearing of the foot attack case until November 23, citing the impossibility of holding an online hearing due to a "massive failure" in the Yandex data center. On the same day, a similar decision was made by the Tyumen Region Arbitration Court. Some of the authorities warned that they would not postpone the discussions again due to "systematic" technical problems, and advised the participants in the procedure to "make sure to appear in person". More details.

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