Russian Satellites Suspected of Jamming European GPS

Recent analysis suggests Russian satellites may be responsible for intermittent GPS interference across Europe. Researchers identified a pattern of brief, high-powered jamming signals originating from space, affecting receivers from Norway to Spain and even reaching Canada. The interference, occurring primarily on weekdays during European business hours, has been linked to specific satellites in Russia's early warning constellation. While the exact motive remains unclear, experts speculate it could be a test of capabilities, potentially for future weaponization. This discovery raises significant concerns about the security of global navigation systems.