GPS/GNSS interferenceBulgaria, Lithuania, Poland, Romania
GPS jamming detected along NATO’s eastern flank
On 3 November 2026, satellite navigation interference affected almost the entire length of NATO’s eastern border. Defence Blog reported that aircraft data published by the Italian flight-tracking project ItaMilRadar showed the heaviest disruption from the southern Baltic Sea through Lithuania, eastern Poland, Romania and Bulgaria to the western Black Sea.
Sources
Defence Blog · defence-blog.com
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