
10 million subscribers received access to the fifth generation network
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The Ministry of Digital Development announced the launch of 5G by the Big Four telecom operators in 16 cities.
Fifth generation 5G communications have begun to appear among Russians, a RIA Novosti correspondent noted.
Earlier on Friday, the Ministry of Digital Development reported that the “big four” telecom operators have launched 5G in 16 cities of Russia, 10 million subscribers have already received access, and the launch in another 50 cities is being worked on by the end of the year.
Russians began to notice that the mobile Internet icon on smartphones had changed from LTE to 5G.
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The Rosel holding (part of Rostec) has developed the Reaper modular anti-drone system, which includes electronic jamming and radar detection systems.

The Russian Ministry of Digital Development reports that Android users will soon access 5G networks, while iPhone support remains dependent on Apple's decision.

Permits to visit Russian nature reserves and national parks will appear on the State Services portal. The Ministry of Digital Development and the Ministry of Natural Resources must connect institutions to the service before December 1, 2027 on behalf of Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

5G communication has officially launched in Russia following instructions from President Vladimir Putin. The technology aims to drive economic digital transformation, support autonomous vehicles, and advance telemedicine.

The Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation announced the launch of 5G communications in 16 cities of Russia for 10 million subscribers. The network is provided by four operators, and by the end of 2026, coverage will expand to another 50 cities.

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