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It seems like you have a drift - your EKS cluster is in Terraform state file, but not actually present. Try to remove it from state by using terraform state rm and make sure there is no difference between state and actual resources. After that you should be able to destroy everything using Terraform
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I managed to do it and found out about terraform state rm. Thank you for your help!
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