No. Cloudflare Radar’s 0.4% figure was the human-traffic share in its seven-day summary for October 5–11, which also listed 99.6% bot traffic. Tom’s Hardware separately reported that Yandex’s HTTP requests had fallen to 0.4% of the maximum recorded over the preceding two weeks. The figures describe different measures: Cloudflare Radar reports a share of traffic, while Tom’s Hardware reported request volume relative to a recent maximum.
| Measure | Figure | Period and basis |
| Cloudflare Radar traffic composition | 0.4% human traffic; 99.6% bot traffic | Seven-day summary for October 5–11; share of traffic |
| Request level reported by Tom’s Hardware | 0.4% of the two-week maximum | HTTP requests relative to the maximum recorded over the preceding two weeks |
Yandex services reportedly affected
Euronews reported problems ordering taxis in Russian cities, along with login and navigation issues in Russia, Serbia, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Armenia. Europa Press separately reported disruptions to payment and transport applications. These reports describe specific service problems across several countries, rather than a single traffic-composition measure.
Damage and reported restoration
On October 11, 2026, Yandex reported damage to infrastructure at its Vladimir data center and said the facility’s operations had halted, according to Euronews. NeoTeo’s earlier report on the Vladimir data-center shutdown covered the initial announcement. Europa Press reported that Yandex was restoring services gradually that afternoon: its October 11 report described the restoration as ongoing.
