Vodafone Ukraine, a privately owned company headquartered in Ukraine, was founded in 1992 and operates with approximately 330 employees. The company functions as a Ukrainian mobile operator, providing a range of services including 3G/4G data transfer, mobile voice communications, messaging, fixed Internet, and mobile TV, serving 20.9 million customers.
On September 29, 2026, Russia escalated drone attacks against Ukrainian data centers and telecommunications infrastructure, deploying faster jet-powered drones in an expanded air campaign that disrupted internet service and damaged major mobile providers across Kyiv and other cities. Previously, on September 27, 2026, the Russian Defense Ministry stated its military targeted mobile operator data centers, warehouses, and critical infrastructure sites throughout Ukraine. Earlier the same day, new strikes caused renewed concern over Ukraine’s digital infrastructure, as Russia struck the Kyiv headquarters of Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile operator, following outages that affected tens of thousands of homes. These developments came after Russia began targeting Ukraine's data centers on September 27, 2026, claiming they served Kyiv's military intelligence, with reports confirming a data center in Kyiv was struck twice.
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