Remote Russian village finally gets 4G and voice connectivity via MTS

A new mobile base station has opened near the village of Dzhelyumken in Khabarovsk Krai. Operated by MTS, it brings reliable 4G and voice services to the remote Amur District for the first time. The settlement, home to around a thousand permanent residents, relies on shift workers in the region. Until now, poor connectivity limited access to digital services. The new station changes this by offering high-speed mobile internet and clear voice calls.

Located in the historic lands of the ancient Jurchen tribes, Dzhelyumken now has stable coverage. Residents can stay in touch with family, use online apps, and enjoy digital entertainment during their free time. MTS installed the equipment to close the connectivity gap in this isolated area. The upgrade ensures faster data speeds and more reliable connections for both work and personal use.

The base station’s arrival means Dzhelyumken’s residents no longer face unreliable mobile service. High-speed internet and voice connectivity are now available across the settlement. This improvement supports daily communication and access to online resources for the community.