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Germany accuses Russia of being behind GPS jamming in Baltic region

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Germany's defence ministry said on May 5 that Russia had most likely caused GPS disruptions and interference in the Baltic Sea region, which Germany said stemmed from Russian activity in Kaliningrad.

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Germany accuses Russia of being behind GPS jamming in Baltic region

Germany's defence ministry said on May 5 that Russia had most likely caused GPS disruptions and interference in the Baltic Sea region, which Germany said stemmed from Russian activity in Kaliningrad.

27 days ago·Viet Nam

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