一张声称乌克兰无人机攻击俄罗斯Yandex数据中心导致俄罗斯机器人活动大幅下降的图表在网络上广泛传播，但经事实核查发现存在严重缺陷。欧洲议员Tomáš Zdechovský在X平台分享的这张图表获得超过400万次浏览，该图表显示俄罗斯机器人活动数据从6000-7000下降至3000以下1。
然而，图表存在多个明显错误。其Y轴未从零开始，导致数据下降幅度被视觉夸大1。更严重的是，图表缺乏数据来源和收集过程的任何说明1，且包含了发布日期之后的未来数据——具体为2026年10月15日的数据，而图表发布于10月11日1。
CeMAS主任Josef Holnburger表示，目前没有证据表明Yandex攻击导致俄罗斯虚假信息活动下降1。Cloudflare的数据也显示，来自俄罗斯IP地址的整体活动并未出现大幅下降1。乌克兰总统泽连斯基曾在华沙安全论坛上称攻击导致了机器人活动减少，但其办公室随后澄清，他实际上是在评论社交媒体的整体氛围1。
A widely circulated chart purporting to show a dramatic decline in Russian bot activity following a Ukrainian drone attack on a Yandex data center contains significant flaws and lacks credible evidence supporting its central claim.1 The graph, shared by European Parliament member Tomáš Zdechovský on X, garnered over 4 million views and depicted bot activity plummeting from 6,000-7,000 to below 3,000.1 However, the visualization suffers from multiple critical errors: it lacks any documented data source or methodology, its Y-axis does not begin at zero thereby exaggerating the apparent decline, and it contains data purportedly from October 15, 2026—four days after the chart was published on October 11.1
Experts and independent data sources challenge the narrative. Josef Holnburger, director of CeMAS, stated that "there is currently no evidence that the Yandex attack led to a reduction in Russian disinformation activities."1 Meanwhile, Cloudflare data indicates that overall activity originating from Russian IP addresses has not experienced a significant drop.1 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky initially suggested the attack had reduced bot activity during remarks at the Warsaw Security Forum, though his office subsequently clarified he was referring to changes in social media atmosphere rather than providing a factual assessment of bot network operations.1
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