Over the past six months, Ukraine has installed a record number of mobile base stations, which is aimed at improving the quality of mobile communications, Deputy Prime Minister and
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May 18, The Ukrainian government has adopted an important regulation that will significantly accelerate the process of building mobile communication base stations.
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The war has led to the destruction of more than 4,000 base stations across all operators, plus 60,000 kilometers of fiber optic lines, while 12.2 percent of households have lost access to
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From now on, during martial law, mobile operators will be able to obtain permits for the placement of base stations much faster – within 25 days, while previously this process could take up
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The largest number of new base stations (259) installed since the war started were commissioned in the western region – around Zakarpattia, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Ternopil and
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A technician installs a mobile base station in Kherson days after the city''s liberation in November 2022 Cepa. Ukrainian operators rapidly restore coverage in liberated areas despite damage.
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The battery capacity allows for 36 hours of autonomous operation. The pilot project began in October 2022 and was planned even before the Russian invasion. The experimental station
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Ukrainian mobile operators will install 100 base stations quickly in key regions to ensure stable communication and strengthen telecom infrastructure near conflict zones.
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Ukraine''s second-largest mobile operator, VFU (Vodafone Ukraine), plans to install solar power plants (SPPs) at 100 mobile base stations across Ukraine by the end of 2025 – early 2026,
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The construction of optical communication channels for base stations is carried out by the national telecom operator Vega, which has been part of the Vodafone Ukraine group since 2021.
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