Russian satellites are jamming GPS navigation across Europe and the Middle East

Researchers recently used an experimental satellite to map an unprecedented scale of GPS interference originating from Russian orbital assets.

The data reveals that these disruptions are being emitted from space-based missile-detection satellites rather than ground-based stations as previously assumed. This ongoing "electronic warfare" creates dangerous navigation blackouts for commercial flights, cargo ships, and weather tracking systems. While Western officials suspect these are tests of hybrid warfare capabilities, the interference now threatens the safety of civilian aerospace networks.

Experts expect NATO to demand transparency from Russia as the risk of a mid-air navigational catastrophe grows.