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Ukraine targets Russia’s ‘Google’ as the internet becomes a new front line - CNN

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“Something is constantly breaking, something is constantly not working,” 31-year-old Anton from St. Petersburg says. He came home one night to darkness. His smart bulbs were not turning on.

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