Article 26. Rights of operators and providers

Operators and providers have the following rights:

to provide telecommunications services to users;

to provide specific tariff plans and benefits to a certain group of users or in a certain restricted territory;

to terminate the provision of services to users in the event of their violation of the established rules for the use of telecommunications;

to demand compensation from individuals and legal entities for damages caused through their fault;

to appeal against illegal actions of individuals and legal entities in accordance with legislation;

to appeal against the law, actions, and inaction of state bodies that involve unjustified interference in the telecommunications services market or prevent free market relations and competition, and to protect their interests in accordance with legislation.

Operators and providers may also have other rights in accordance with legislation.