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Baltic GPS Disruption Traced to Russian Electronic Warfare Sites
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Baltic GPS Disruption Traced to Russian Electronic Warfare Sites
Polish scientists have traced Russia’s disruptive Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) interference over the Baltic Sea to coastal facilities in the Kaliningrad exclave and the St. Petersburg region, as was reported by the Defense News on July 2. By measuring signal degradation and time-of-arrival anomalies from hundreds of flights and vessels, an international team of scientists pinpointed two primary hotspots within one kilometer of known…
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