«Mobile network operators are ready for such situations: their teams are working in enhanced mode, base stations are switching to batteries and generators to ensure communication,» the Ministry of Digital Transformation reports.
Tips from the Ministry of Digital Transformation:
- Download the map of Resilience Points in the Diia app in advance - this way, you will always find a place to charge your phone, access the internet, and maintain communication.
- Choose providers with XPON technology for stable internet even during power outages. This technology allows for communication for up to 72 hours during blackouts.
- Use national roaming if your operator is experiencing communication issues.
How to do this?
- Turn off automatic network selection and choose Vodafone UA, UA-Kyivstar, or Lifecell.
- Try to reconnect or select another network if the connection is not established.
- Check the possibility of making an outgoing call or sending an SMS.
President Zelensky announced that Russia attacked the Ukrainian energy system with drones and missiles overnight. The Foreign Minister urged partners to respond to Russia's attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.
During the new attack, Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leading to emergency power outages. Authorities are providing citizens with advice on how to prepare for potential blackouts and maintain communication in such situations. The country's leader and the foreign minister are also urging partners to respond to the events and assist in the protection of vital energy networks.