#Amazon Attacked

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Um data center da Amazon nos Emirados Árabes Unidos foi atingido por ataques iranianos. A gigante do setor de tecnologia anunciou que os serviços do seu data center no EAU estão completamente desativados, sem previsão de retorno. Grande prejuízo para a empresa dos EUA...

Amazon has reportedly confirmed that **three of its Amazon Web Services (AWS) data-center facilities in the Gulf region were damaged during recent drone attacks linked to Iran. Two facilities in the United Arab Emirates were directly hit, while another site in Bahrain was affected by a nearby strike. The incidents reportedly caused power disruptions, fire damage, and temporary service interruptions, prompting AWS to advise some customers to shift workloads to other regions while repairs are underway. The reported attacks come amid heightened regional tensions involving Iran, raising concerns about the vulnerability of critical digital infrastructure in the Middle East. Disclaimer ⚠️ This content is created for informational and illustrative purposes only. The image used is AI-generated or representational and does not depict actual footage of the reported incident. Details about the event are based on early reports and publicly available information, which may change as more official updates become available. Viewers are advised to follow official statements and verified news sources for confirmed information.

Iran attacked Amazon's cloud computing unit in Bahrain on Wednesday, Reuters reported, citing the Financial Times. Bahrain's Interior Ministry previously reported that a fire broke out at a company's facility following the Iranian attack, which was extinguished by civil defense teams. However, the ministry did not name the company attacked, nor did it provide information on any casualties or the extent of the damage. The attack comes a day after Iran's military threatened to target American companies in the Middle East—such as Microsoft, Apple, IBM, Tesla, and Amazon—in response to a joint attack by the US and Israel on Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said in a statement on Tuesday that the relevant facilities of these companies would be targeted starting at 8 p.m. (Tehran time) on Wednesday, April 1. The statement also named 18 companies accused of involvement in the "targeted killing" of Iranian officials. Also, employees were advised to leave the workplace immediately for their safety. Iran also continued to attack its neighboring countries, which host US and Israeli military bases. A drone strike was reported at Kuwait International Airport, causing a major fire at a fuel depot. A tanker was also targeted near Qatar, according to a British maritime security agency. #iran #baharin #america #amazon #war

Iran attacked on Amazon Data Centre in Bahrin . #iran #amazon #bahrin

🚨 An Iranian strike has reportedly damaged an Amazon Web Services facility in Bahrain, raising concerns over the targeting of critical US tech infrastructure in the Middle East. The incident follows threats by Iran to hit American companies in the region, as the ongoing conflict begins to impact global cloud services and digital operations. #iran #breakingnews #WarUpdate #amazon

Iran attacked amazon AWS data centre of middle east. Next facebook and Google

After the workers at one of Amazon’s largest delivery stations in the country, DJT6 in Riverside CA, just walked out on the job at 1:30am today, the morning shift workers at 6:30am have ALSO walked out! They are calling on 1.1 million @amazonteamsters to do the same! Amazon refuses to recognize their union, but when workers fight together, we win together! All out to support the picketing Amazon workers!

Amazon data center attack in UAE raises a brand new risk.. and it is something not many thought about…

Accident At Amazon Logistic Center

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