Sweden has accused Russia of interfering with GPS signals over the Baltic Sea, raising concerns over aviation and maritime safety in the region. Swedish authorities reported significant disruptions in navigation systems, which they believe originated from Russian electronic warfare operations near Kaliningrad.
Officials warned that the jamming posed risks to civilian aircraft and ships traveling through one of Europe’s busiest corridors. The accusation adds to growing tensions between Russia and NATO-aligned states, as military activities in the Baltic Sea continue to intensify.
The Swedish government stated it would raise the matter with international partners and explore countermeasures to protect its transportation systems from future disruptions.
