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If i read the source from NRC correctly (I'm dutch), the disks were already wiped. I think this is a matter of not letting a small incident irritate the orange monkey too much. Let's keep that when it actually matters. Not getting some wiped disk with nothing on it.
That still creates a procedural precedence. That means small orgs can get paralyzed from any US whim if they don't have the means to quickly transfer their servers.
Now the US can ramp up the effort, asking for another server, and another, hey, here's a list for now. The next one is coming in 3 days.
Okay, that’s more like hilarious malicious compliance, then. I pronounce the Dutch still cool