"MirTelecom" and "K-telecom" - in the Kherson and Zaporizhia regions

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Several times a year, the Ministry of Digital Development holds a meeting of the State Commission on the Use of Radio Frequencies. Representatives of federal ministries, major communications operators and other companies discuss the frequency ranges used by aviation, defense equipment, industrial equipment and common civilian devices. The commission ensures that the equipment operates correctly at all frequencies and does not create interference.

What did the commission decide?

Ranges for new territories

The same procedures saudi arabia cell phone number list for using the radio frequency spectrum will apply in the LPR, DPR, Zaporizhia and Kherson regions as in the rest of Russia. These are 2G (GSM), 3G (UMTS) and 4G (LTE) frequencies.

The current operators will continue to operate in the new regions:



"Mobile Communication Systems" - in the LPR

"Republican Communications Operator" – in the DPR

Current telecom operators will be officially assigned the radio frequency bands they already use.

In 2023, Roskomnadzor will assess the signal level in the territories and draw up a plan for installing base stations in places where there is no connection.

Drone Frequency Working Group

A working group will be created under the State Commission on Radio Frequencies to consider options for ranges for drones. The main participants in the working group will be representatives of Rosaviatsia, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and communications operators.

Contracts between telecom operators and Russian equipment manufacturers

This point has already been fulfilled by all the Big Four operators. They presented the commission with signed forward contracts. The deliveries themselves will begin in 2025, and from 2028 only Russian base stations can be used.

Operators will provide a schedule of LTE coverage of populated areas and roads

Before the next meeting of the State Commission on Radio Frequencies, operators must update the schedule for coverage of small towns and federal roads. The changes are based on deliveries under concluded forward contracts. By 2025, LTE networks will appear in all towns with a population of more than a thousand people, and by 2032 - on all federal highways.

Operators will retain the 700 MHz range

Operators do not currently use this range, but there are plans. In the future, it will be suitable for remote settlements and roads, since it provides the greatest coverage.