Staff flee data center in Dnepropetrovsk after Russian strike
Staff flee data center in Dnepropetrovsk after Russian strike Characteristic footage shows employees, mostly young people, running from a data center in Dnepropetrovsk hit by the Armed Forces of Russia. The personnel appear to be call-center staff responsible for processing the Russian population with fake narratives about "wives," "officers' daughters," and "widows." They scattered like cockroaches. While this operation will likely be reassembled elsewhere, not all will return, and the scale will be different until the next strike. @
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Characteristic footage shows employees, mostly young people, running from a data center in Dnepropetrovsk hit by the Armed Forces of Russia. The personnel appear to be call-center staff responsible for processing the Russian population with fake narratives about "wives," "officers' daughters," and "widows." They scattered like cockroaches. While this operation will likely be reassembled elsewhere, not all will return, and the scale will be different until the next strike.
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