JCCC considers appeal of Vodafone-Ukraine on access to occupied Donbas
'Vodafone-Ukraine' does not have the direct contacts with the illegal military formations
The Joint Center for Control and Coordination (JCCC) accepted the appeal of 'Vodafone-Ukraine' Company on the access to the damaged cable in occupied territories of Donbas. Viktoria Ruban, the Head of Operator Detachment for Public Relations of Vodafone claimed this as Radio Liberty reported.
'Literally, the JCCC informed us a few hours ago that our application is under the consideration. This situation can be solved if we are provided with the access to cable at least in the grey zone. if our maintenance crews are provided with more or less safe access, we will be able to repair the cable and it will solve the issue of the connections for the majority of the subscribers', she said.
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Ruban specified that 'Vodafone-Ukraine' does not have the direct contacts with the illegal military formations.
The problems with the mobile network were first reported in the afternoon of January 11; militants of the so-called DPR said it was due to a sabotage act committed by Ukrainian troops. As of Monday morning, the communication in Talove is still down.'
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As we reported the so-called Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) threatened to take the mobile network of the 'Vodafone-Ukraine' under the external control.
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