AWS says it still can't restore Bahrain, UAE service six months on
1 Sep 15 5:41 PM · 8d ago · 26 articles · 13 posts · 2 comments · 7 sources · development 1 of 5
WSJ and Reuters report that AWS has been unable to restore access to a Bahrain data center and one UAE availability zone six months after the strikes, with damage exceeding designed failure tolerances.
“AWS confirmed that damage in Bahrain hit multiple availability zones and exceeded what the system was designed to survive.”
@MarioNawfalAmazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud provider whose data centers were struckIran Military actor behind the strikesAWS executive (Wood) AWS leader quoted in prior CBS interviewAffected AWS customers Businesses using the Bahrain/UAE regions
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11 outlets Amazon's AWS unable to restore Bahrain cloud facility, one UAE data zone after Iran war damage
first by Hindustan Times, 8d ago · also DatacenterDynamics, Communicate Online, Reuters, 1330 & 101.5 WHBL, Channel News Asia, Bloomberg +4
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- AWS “unable to restore access” to data centers hit by Iran strikes DatacenterDynamics · 8d ago
- AWS unable to restore access to Bahrain cloud region, one UAE data zone Communicate Online · 8d ago
- Amazon's AWS is unable to restore access to Bahrain, one UAE cloud data zone after war damage Reuters · 8d ago
- Amazon Fails to Recover Some Data in Facilities Hit in Iran War Bloomberg Tech · 8d ago
- AWS says it can't restore some data from mideast facilities struck by Iran HN Best · 8d ago
- Amazon’s AWS unable to restore access at some Mideast data centers after Iran war damage Times of Israel · 8d ago
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first by Silicon UK, 8d ago · also RuntimeWire, CNBC
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first by Seeking Alpha, 8d ago
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇧🇭 Amazon just admitted it cannot restore its Gulf cloud regions after the Iran war... AWS confirmed that damage in Bahrain hit multiple availability zones and exceeded what the system was designed to survive. One data zone in the UAE also remains offline. Most customers
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In March, two of Amazon’s data centers in the UAE were directly struck by drones, while a site was also damaged by a nearby drone strike. Now the company says it still can't restore service... by Annie Palmer @cnbc.com
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🟠 UPDATE US-Iran War Costs and Stockpile Depletion Report Amazon Web Services reported it cannot recover specific customer data from its server facilities in Bahrain and UAE, which were affected by the Iran war. 📰 https://www. msn.com/en-in/news/other/amzn-…
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Does this mean that even with 3 availability zones for Amazon S3 storage, that some data is lost?
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All to prove the American Faux-Emperor has no clothes.... AWS can't restore service to Bahrain, UAE facilities 6 months after Iran strikes https://www. cnbc.com/2026/09/15/aws-cant-r estore-service-to-bahrain-uae-6-months-after-iran-strikes.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.thomasricouard.IceCubesApp.IceCubesShareExtension
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Amazon is giving up on their data center that was attacked in the Middle East. https:// health.aws.amazon.com/health/s tatus
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