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Why is Iran attacking data centers? | DW News

GermanyPublished March 11, 2026

Views 37.2K  |  Likes 786  |  Comments 55
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This video has 37.2K views and 786 likes, ranking #1,424,605 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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37,202

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786

Comments

55

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Total (all-time): $26 – $74

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it struck AWS sites to disrupt what it claims are U.S. military and intelligence-linked operations hosted there. For the first time, data centers have become the target of a military drone strike. What is really behind the attacks? #Iranwar #datacenters #middleeast #dwdigital For more…

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March 11, 2026
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