Swedish Administrative Court of Appeal rules on...

Press Release
February 9, 2007

Swedish Administrative Court of Appeal rules on a reduction of the interconnect
fees Tele2 demanded from TeliaSonera

In its two decisions of February 8, 2007, the Swedish Administrative Court of
Appeal decided for a reduction of the historical interconnect fees that Tele2
demanded TeliaSonera.  One of the decisions relates to so called cascade
traffic, traffic transferred via TeliaSonera's  fixed network. The other
decision relates to calls that are initiated in TeliaSonera's fixed and mobile
networks and terminated in Tele2's network.

"It is satisfying that the Administrative Court of Appeal shares TeliaSonera's
opinion that the prices charged by Tele2 have been too high. The court decision
can lead to more reasonable demands for interconnection fees, which should
increase the possibilities for settling several more old conflicts over
interconnection fees in accordance with the Swedish Telecom Act, through
agreements between operators", comments Anders Igel, President and CEO,
TeliaSonera AB.

The decisions by the Administrative Court of Appeal might be appealed. To take
this case further to the Supreme Administrative Court a leave to appeal is
necessary. TeliaSonera will reverse previously made provisions related to this
case, which will positively affect the results, before non-recurring items and
taxes, by approximately SEK 390 million in 2006.

TeliaSonera has simultaneously an earlier claim against Tele2. On May 2, 2006,
the District Court in Stockholm ruled that Tele2 is to pay slightly more than
SEK 1 billion, plus interest, to TeliaSonera for calls initiated in Tele2's
network and terminated in TeliaSonera's fixed and mobile networks. As previously
communicated the ruling by the District Court has no impact on TeliaSonera's
operating results, although the payment by Tele2 will have a positive effect on
cash flow when it is received.

TeliaSonera's intention is to net the payments which result from the decisions
made by the Administrative Court of Appeal on February 8, 2007, and the decision
made by the District Court on May 2, 2006, which would mean that the decisions
made by the Administrative Court of Appeal will not have any negative effect on
TeliaSonera's cash flow.


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TeliaSonera.

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TeliaSonera is the leading telecommunications company in the Nordic and Baltic
regions. At the end of December 2005 TeliaSonera had 19,146,000 mobile customers
(69,887,000 incl. associated companies) and 7,064,000 fixed telephony customers
(7,688,000 incl. associated companies) and 2,263,000 internet customers
(2,331,000 incl. associated companies). Outside the home markets TeliaSonera has
extensive interests in the growth markets in Russia, Turkey and Eurasia.
TeliaSonera is listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange and the Helsinki Stock
Exchange. Net sales January-December 2005 amounted to SEK 87.7 billion. The
number of employees was 28,175.