Ukraine has received another 5,000 Starlink terminals from Poland, which will provide uninterrupted communication in hospitals, schools, and critical infrastructure facilities in frontline areas.
This was reported by Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov.
He reminded that due to shelling and the destruction of base stations in deoccupied areas, regular communication is unavailable.
"We are grateful to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs of Poland, Krzysztof Grabowski, and the Polish government for their contribution to Ukraine's resilience. Thanks to international support, we remain connected even in the toughest conditions," Fedorov wrote on Facebook.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation clarified that the Starlink terminals received from Poland are the Starlink Enterprise version, an enhanced model designed for businesses, organizations, and critical tasks requiring stable and high-speed satellite internet.
Key benefits of these terminals:
- Fast and stable internet – works without delays, even with many users connected;
- Powerful antenna – receives signals better and withstands weather conditions;
- High-performance router – easily connects many devices, works anywhere;
- Global coverage – suitable for offices, transportation, and remote locations.
Thanks to the collaboration of the Ministry of Digital Transformation with international partners and donors, Ukraine has received over 50,000 Starlink terminals. Poland has provided the largest number of terminals, with 29,500.
