Smoke Rises From Russian Yandex Data Hub Following Ukrainian Drone Strike
New York PostYouTube12,827 views as of 12 October 2026
Why it is here
New York Post upload of eyewitness video: smoke over the Yandex data center in Sasovo after the drone attack.
Description
Description written by Gemini from the videoGemini 3.8 Flash, 12 October 2026
Summary This is eyewitness news footage published by the New York Post documenting the aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian Yandex data hub facility. The video is recorded by bystanders in Russian from a nearby vehicle as they observe the burning complex and emergency firefighting response.
What is shown
- [00:00 - 00:06] Onscreen graphic banner from the New York Post: “Smoke rises from Russian Yandex Data Hub following Ukrainian drone strike”.
- [00:07 - 00:22] Plumes of thick smoke and orange flames rising into the sky from the roofline and upper section of the large industrial facility.
- [00:23 - 00:35] Exterior view of the data center building and surrounding grounds through fencing.
- [00:36 - 00:44] Visual of firefighters working on top of the facility roof trying to extinguish active flames.
- [00:45 - 01:05] Multiple viewing angles showing lingering smoke and localized flames persisting along the structure’s upper levels.
Claims & numbers
- The New York Post caption claims that smoke is rising from a Russian Yandex data hub following a Ukrainian drone strike.
- A bystander speaking in Russian states that emergency services have already extinguished about half of the fire, though parts are still burning [01:00].
Notable quotes
- [00:07] “А Яндекс до сих пор горит.” (“And Yandex is still burning.”)
- [00:11] “Вообще весь, вся верхушка горелая...” (“Basically all of it, the whole top is burned...”)
- [01:00] “Половину уж потушили... Но ещё горит.” (“They’ve extinguished half already... But it’s still burning.”)
Assessment This is authentic user-submitted eyewitness news footage published by a mainstream media outlet documenting physical infrastructure damage. The video consists of unedited mobile phone recordings taken on-site, showing actual physical smoke and fire damage rather than simulations or marketing edits.
Described by gemini-3.8-flash on 2026-10-12 from the video’s audio and frames.