Sweden accuses Russia of GPS jamming over Baltic Sea

Sweden has accused Russia of jamming GPS signals over the Baltic Sea, causing disruptions to civilian air traffic. According to aviation officials, these interferences to satellite navigation systems are a frequent occurrence, happening almost daily. The Swedish Civil Aviation Administration has reported the incidents to the Swedish Transport Agency, which is investigating the matter. The jamming has affected both civilian and military aircraft operating in the region, leading to safety concerns. While Russia has not officially commented on the allegations, similar incidents have been reported in the past, with the country being suspected of being behind the interference. The issue highlights the growing concerns over the vulnerability of GPS-reliant systems and the potential for such disruptions to have significant impacts on air travel and other critical infrastructure. The Swedish government is taking the matter seriously and is working with international partners to address the problem and ensure the safety of airspace over the Baltic Sea.