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Yandex Go Outage in Russia Impacts Ride-Hailing Market in Uzbekistan

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What happened

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Service disruptions affected Yandex Go users in Uzbekistan on October 11, 2026, while the outages coincided with drone strikes targeting Yandex facilities in Russia between October 8 and 11, 2026, in the Ryazan, Kaluga, and Vladimir regions. The disruption caused a surge in bookings for rival ride-hailing services in Uzbekistan, with Uklon orders rising two to three times normal levels and MyTaxi reporting 15 times its usual volume in Tashkent.

From timesca.com

Why it matters

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Yandex Go accounted for approximately 85% of receipts issued through taxi aggregators in Uzbekistan in 2024. The service interruption has led to increased competition in the market, prompting a senior government official to reveal plans for a Chinese company to launch a taxi application with a fleet of 5,000 vehicles.

From timesca.com

Who's involved

  • UzbekistanMarket where the Yandex Go service disruption occurred and where rival services saw booking surges
  • DiDiChinese transportation network company operating in Kazakhstan

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