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According to the first Viceremier, Mikhail Fedorov, the head of the Ministry of Defense, Ukrainian mobile operators continue to expand their coverage, build new towers, attract investments and ensure that the networks are stable during the Deconstruction.
“Meet with the largest telecom operators-Kyivstar, Lifecell, Vodafone. Discussed the development of Telecom, increasing mobile Internet cover and improving the quality of mobile communication in Ukraine. According to licenses, operators should cover all international and national roads by the end of 2026. We are legally removing the bureaucracy to accelerate the rental of land.
According to him, during the meetings, it was agreed from the Seo of companies that operators will accelerate investing in their own networks to provide communication to subscribers.
“The problem is now a railway, but we have already launched several projects, so wait for positive news. One of the key goals is to provide 98% of the population with quality mobile communications by 2030. Therefore, we continue to work with mobile operators so that you are always in touch.
As we wrote earlier, recently the CEO of Kyivstar Alexander Komarov and Mikhail Fedorov exchanged the first reports through Starlink Direct to Cell technology, starting testing of satellite communication in Ukraine. The first test of technology took place in the Zhytomyr region. Direct to Cell technology from Starlink allows Ukrainians with smartphones with 4G support to connect to satellites in the event of a signal of the ground tower.
Alexander Komarov and Mikhail Fedorov during satellite testingThis will allow to stay in touch in hard -to -reach regions, in difficult weather conditions, during emergencies or failures in the network. Kyivstar became the first Ukrainian operator to integrate satellite communication into his own telecom infrastructure. The operator’s network will be used to process, routing and managing user access.
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Dmitry Kazantsev Dmitry has more than 5 years of experience in journalism, writes SEO text, as well as articles about IT business, economics, startups. He is fond of Naukpope, jazz and cinema.
According to the first Viceremier, Mikhail Fedorov, the head of the Ministry of Defense, Ukrainian mobile operators continue to expand their coverage, build new towers, attract investments and ensure that the networks are stable during the Deconstruction.
“Meet with the largest telecom operators-Kyivstar, Lifecell, Vodafone. Discussed the development of Telecom, increasing mobile Internet cover and improving the quality of mobile communication in Ukraine. According to licenses, operators should cover all international and national roads by the end of 2026. We are legally removing the bureaucracy to accelerate the rental of land.
According to him, during the meetings, it was agreed from the Seo of companies that operators will accelerate investing in their own networks to provide communication to subscribers.
“The problem is now a railway, but we have already launched several projects, so wait for positive news. One of the key goals is to provide 98% of the population with quality mobile communications by 2030. Therefore, we continue to work with mobile operators so that you are always in touch.
As we wrote earlier, recently the CEO of Kyivstar Alexander Komarov and Mikhail Fedorov exchanged the first reports through Starlink Direct to Cell technology, starting testing of satellite communication in Ukraine. The first test of technology took place in the Zhytomyr region. Direct to Cell technology from Starlink allows Ukrainians with smartphones with 4G support to connect to satellites in the event of a signal of the ground tower.
Alexander Komarov and Mikhail Fedorov during satellite testingThis will allow to stay in touch in hard -to -reach regions, in difficult weather conditions, during emergencies or failures in the network. Kyivstar became the first Ukrainian operator to integrate satellite communication into his own telecom infrastructure. The operator’s network will be used to process, routing and managing user access.
Read also: Nokia and Huawei will test 5G communication in three cities of Ukraine
Vodafone and Nokia are already testing 5G in Ukraine based on existing 4G network
In Ukraine, will 3G be switched off, how will it affect subscribers?