Attacks on Middle East Data Centers Disrupt Internet Services and Logistics Over the past few days, major disruptions to internet infrastructure have been reported across the Middle East following attacks on several data centers. According to media reports, some of the targeted facilities were connected to the cloud infrastructure of Amazon, including sites in Bahrain and Dubai. The incidents caused temporary outages affecting banking systems, online platforms, and logistics networks in the region. Some digital services became unavailable, while delivery operations experienced delays. To compensate for the lost capacity, Amazon is shifting workloads to other server clusters. This redistribution increases infrastructure load and may result in slower performance for certain services.