Amazon's cloud unit says drone strikes damaged UAE and Bahrain facilities


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March ⁠2 (Reuters) - ⁠Amazon's cloud ‌unit AWS said ​on ⁠Monday its ⁠facilities in ⁠the ‌UAE ⁠and Bahrain ​were ‌impacted ⁠by ​drone ⁠strikes amid the ​Middle East conflict.

(Reporting ⁠by Gnaneshwar ​Rajan ⁠in ​Bengaluru; ‌Editing by ​Alan Barona)

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