Estonia losing drones to Russian GPS interference
Estonia's security services have lost dozens of drones due to electronic interference coming from Russia and now plans to act. Last week, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) said it had established a five-kilometer-long "no-fly" zone along the eastern border.
“The explosive device destroyed two Russian Valdai radar systems designed for 24-hour automatic detection and counteraction ...
A Ryanair flight has been forced to abandon its landing after a mysterious GPS ‘jamming’ signal caused interferance as it approached Russia’s border. The flight – which was due to land in ...
GPS spoofing is a serious risk for airline operations . It can cause an aircraft to report an incorrect position and blindly ...
This incident comes amid ongoing allegations that Russia has deployed equipment capable of jamming GPS signals in areas near NATO's eastern borders. The Baltic region, along with the Black Sea ...
January 25, 2025: In late 2024, northern Finland once more suffered electronic jamming problems against GPS and the commercial GNSS system used by commercial shipping. The usual suspect was ...
A recent arms sale announced by the U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has highlighted the rising demand for GPS ...
came after Estonia and Finland blamed Russia for jamming GPS navigation devices in the region's airspace last year. Lithuania's Defence Minister confirmed an investigation was launched into the ...
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