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by pvaldes
13 days ago
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Yep. The status has changed from 'untouchable' to 'could be next'. And it was almost too easy to destroy it so I bet that the protester action has been another startle more in a complicated week. Once the cat is out the bag you can't put it again. I learnt that this companies will not pay for any of the borrowed items destroyed. A lot of sellers in UAE and Russia lost a lot of money this year. |
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The threats in the middle east against international shipping and regional energy infrastructure seem to have a similar threat profile to data centers and commercial warehouses. There are lots of large high value targets in the region that are hard to defend reliably against missiles/drone attacks.
One of the big problems in dealing with those threats is that terrorist groups like the IRGC or Hamas can be very hard to deter in general.
> I bet that the protester action has been another startle more in a complicated week.
These sort of common and usually ineffective detached from reality protests are nothing all that new and are quite different from real military threats to infrastructure.
> A lot of sellers in UAE and Russia lost a lot of money this year.
Were UAE distribution warehouses hit as well or just data centers?