Ukraine has risen in the world ranking of internet speed
In June 2026, Ukraine improved its position in the global ranking of both mobile and fixed Internet speeds, moving up two places in both segments.
In June 2026, Ukraine improved its position in the global ranking of both mobile and fixed Internet speeds, moving up two places in both segments.
This is evidenced by data from the monthly Speedtest Global Index from Ookla, Mediasat reports .
According to the results of the first month of summer, Ukraine ranked 64th in terms of mobile connection speed and 80th in terms of fixed broadband Internet speed.
Mobile Internet
In the mobile segment, the average (median) download speed in Ukraine reached 70.2 Mbps, the upload speed was 14.15 Mbps, and the signal delay (ping) was 24 ms.
With such indicators, Ukraine found itself in the ranking between the Republic of South Africa (South Africa) and Israel.
Dynamics: Compared to June 2025, when the mobile download speed was 53.65 Mbps, the indicator increased by almost 31%.
Fixed Internet: stable performance
In the fixed internet category, Ukraine ranks 80th out of 149 countries in the world, between Grenada and the Czech Republic. Speed indicators have remained stable over the past year:
download speed: 92.7 Mbps;
return speed: 93.9 Mbps;
latency (ping): 4 ms.
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