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Outages in aviation and naval GPS are possible components of a "hybrid campaign" to undermine unity in the alliance and support for Ukraine, the Institute for the Study of War said.
Russia is likely to jam radars in European countries as part of a campaign targeting NATO allies, according to war analysts.
Outages in aviation and naval GPS are possible components of a "hybrid campaign" to undermine unity in the alliance and support for Ukraine, the Institute for the Study of War said.
Finnish transport authorities told Iltalehti that GPS "malfunctions" increased last week, after a sailor reported severe interference while guiding other boats near Kotka and Hamina on Finland's southern coast.
"The apparent blocking of Russia's GPS is likely part of Russia's hybrid escalation campaign directly targeting NATO states, likely aimed at undermining support for Ukraine and NATO unity," . ISW said.
The US-based study said Russian jamming was likely responsible for GPS signal problems on a plane carrying former British defense secretary Grant Shapps in March and for forcing Finnair to cancel flights to Tartu, Estonia, until in May.
The shutdown may have originated in Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave on the Baltic Sea separated from the Russian mainland by Lithuania and Belarus.
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