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    Russian Court Tells Yandex to Hide Images of Oil Refinery After Ukrainian Attacks, Tass Says

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    Posted on January 3, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    A Russian court ordered Yandex to hide oil refinery images after Ukrainian drone attacks, citing national defense concerns.

    Yandex Ordered by Court to Conceal Oil Refinery Images

    (Reuters) - A Russian court has ordered internet company Yandex to hide access to maps and photos of one of Russia's largest oil refineries due to constant attacks by Ukrainian drones, state news agency TASS reported on Friday.

    Yandex, often referred to as "Russia's Google", operates the country's largest search engine and other online services like maps, translate and email, as well as ride-hailing and food delivery.

    The court in Moscow ordered Yandex to exclude information about the refinery's infrastructure from its search results by removing and editing images of workshops, compressor stations and other parts of the plant from Yandex Maps, TASS reported.

    It was not clear which refinery the court decision referred to, but TASS said the facility had been attacked four times by Ukrainian drones in 2024.

    Ukraine has staged numerous strikes on Russian oil storage facilities and refineries, responding to Moscow's February 2022 invasion and repeated attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.

    The court's decision can be appealed. Yandex did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    The refinery had tried to resolve the issue directly with Yandex before taking the matter to court, TASS said. The claimant argued that the availability of information about the refinery online undermined Russia's defence capability and negatively impacted the armed forces.

    (Reporting by Alexander Marrow; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russian court orders Yandex to hide oil refinery images.
    • •The decision follows Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries.
    • •Yandex is Russia's largest search engine and online service provider.
    • •The court's decision can be appealed.
    • •The refinery's online information was seen as a security risk.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russian court tells Yandex to hide images of oil refinery after Ukrainian attacks, TASS says

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is a Russian court ordering Yandex to hide images of an oil refinery due to Ukrainian drone attacks.

    2Why was Yandex ordered to hide images?

    Yandex was ordered to hide images because the refinery's online information was seen as undermining Russia's defense capability.

    3What actions did the refinery take before court?

    The refinery tried to resolve the issue directly with Yandex before taking the matter to court.

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