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Russia responds to GPS jamming accusations – however such cases are anticipated to escalate

By Editorial Board Published September 1, 2025 4 Min Read
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Russia responds to GPS jamming accusations – however such cases are anticipated to escalate

Bulgarian authorities have stated they believe Russia of jamming the GPS system of the jet carrying the EU Fee president on Sunday.

If somebody intentionally jams your jet’s GPS, it is truthful to imagine they’re making an attempt to threaten or intimidate you.

Nonetheless, the timing of the alleged interference is fascinating.

It occurred because the EU is making ready its nineteenth sanctions bundle on Russia, and European leaders are discussing what safety ensures they will provide Ukraine whereas additionally making an attempt to steer the US to get powerful.

It additionally got here as EU Fee chief Ursula von der Leyen was on a four-day tour of member states that border or are close to to Russia.

She was seeing “first-hand the everyday challenges of threats coming from Russia and its proxies”, in response to her spokesperson.

These threats are a part of the hybrid warfare that quite a few European leaders, generals and the NATO chief have repeatedly warned about since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.

The hybrid assaults they accuse Moscow of finishing up vary from cyber assaults to suspected makes an attempt to spy on NATO bases.

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Ursula von der Leyen speaks close to the Lithuanian-Belarusian border in Lithuania on 1 September. Pic: AP

I bear in mind Lieutenant Normal Andre Bodemann, head of Germany’s homeland defence command, vividly laying out a number of the challenges being confronted after I interviewed him final yr.

These kind of alleged assaults have continued and are anticipated to escalate because the EU places extra strain on Moscow, in response to consultants.

Final week, a safety supply instructed me that they had been conscious of a number of unidentified drones monitoring NATO members’ troop actions as they travelled by means of jap Germany and the state of Thuringia to the jap entrance to move ammunition to Ukraine.

They believe this was a part of an intelligence gathering train by the Russians as the main target was on actions by NATO nations.

It follows comparable allegations revealed by the New York Occasions that Russian drones had been flying over US weapons routes in Germany.

The Kremlin has denied these and all of the earlier allegations that it is behind hybrid assaults.

Requested in regards to the New York Occasions report, Dmitry Peskov, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s press secretary, instructed journalists the Kremlin had not had time to learn the story carefully.

Nonetheless, the chief of home intelligence for the state of Thuringia, Stephan Kramer, instructed me his staff had been taking the experiences significantly.

So, with these allegations in thoughts, plus the very fact the GPS-jamming occurred because the EU is making an attempt to place further strain on the Kremlin, many will perceive why Bulgaria has stated it suspects Russia of being concerned.

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