Is Russia Scrambling Europe’s Navigation? Inside Invisible Electronic Warfare Exploding Across NATO
Summary
Russia's suspected electronic warfare campaign is raising fresh alarms across NATO's eastern flank, with GPS interference detected from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea. A map published by OSINT project iTAMILRADAR on November 3 reveals widespread navigation disruptions near Kaliningrad, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria. Some interference zones reportedly overlap with flight paths used by Russian attack drones. Russian electronic warfare systems in Kaliningrad are also accused of jamming and spoofing GPS signals, potentially disrupting aircraft and drone navigation. With Finland and…
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