The EU will reduce roaming tariffs for Ukrainian subscribers
The body of European electronic communications regulators will reduce roaming tariffs for Ukrainian subscribers
Oleksandr Zhyvotovskyi, Chairman of the National Commission for State Regulation of Electronic Communications, spoke about this in a video address on the Telegram channel of the State Special Communications Service.
He said that National Commission had asked the Body of European Regulators of Electronic Communications to reduce tariffs for Ukrainian subscribers and disconnect Russian subscribers from roaming.
"Reduction of roaming tariffs for us is already happening, disconnection of Russians from roaming is still in the process," said Zhivotovskyi.
He added that tariffs for the delivery of humanitarian goods to Ukraine by mail will also be reduced.
According to Zhivotovskyi, Russian representatives will not be able to take part in the world's largest exhibition of the world telecom industry Mobile World Conference and the annual GSMA GSMA Ministerial Program, which is currently underway in Barcelona.
As reported, on February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine.
Russian troops are shelling and destroying key infrastructure, massively shelling residential areas of Ukrainian cities and towns using artillery, multiple rocket launchers, and ballistic missiles.
Martial law was imposed in Ukraine and general mobilization was announced.
Ukraine has officially filed a lawsuit against the Russian Federation in the UN International Court of Justice in The Hague.
