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Arctic Norway sees more Russian GPS jamming than ever before

Norwegian authorities have seen a uptick in incidents since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

By Thomas Nilsen, The Barents Observer July 11, 2022
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Four passenger aircraft have lost GPS signals when flying in Norway’s northeastern region in recent days, Norwegian authorities said, and since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, jamming has been registered more than 20 days.

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