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Russia cuts mobile networks in Rostov for 'safety'

Russian authorities warn of a possible complete mobile network shutdown in Rostov-on-Don, including 'whitelisted' services.

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Rostov-on-Don, Russia
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Saturday, 18 April 2026 at 19:50 UTC
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Russian authorities have imposed mobile network outages in certain districts of Rostov-on-Don, citing measures to ensure the safety of residents. The regional Ministry of Digital Development warned that a complete shutdown of communication services is possible, including the restriction of services on a 'whitelist.' The department stated that lifting the restrictions depends on the disappearance of any direct threat to the population's life and safety, linking the action to ongoing security concerns in the region.
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18 AprКирилл Фёдоров / Война История Оружие

The regional Ministry of Digital Development has now warned that a complete shutdown of communication services is possible, including services on a 'whitelist,' and clarified that restrictions will be lifted only when the direct threat to life and safety disappears.

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