Summary
Headline: Kaliningrad jammer is off and the St Petersburg jammer has been drastically tuned down as of early morning June 9th
Short Summary: Major Russian GNSS jammers switched off or reduced in the Baltic on June 9th after months of high disruption.
Description and Notes
Kaliningrad and St Petersburg GNSS jammers, which have been active for months, were evidently shut down or dramatically reduced as of the early morning of June 9th. The post presents graphs and maps showing percentage of affected planes and the geographic spread of jamming and spoofing events across Europe, particularly in the Baltic region, confirming a sudden drop in interference after June 9th.
Notes: Improved nav quality over Baltics post-jammer pause
Evidence
- "The Kaliningrad jammer is off and the St Petersburg jammer has been drastically tuned down. As of early morning June 9th."
- "For months the former has been running nightly and the latter permanently."
- "June 9th that changed."
- "Another view. Smoothed means of percentage affected planes."
- "A third view. Map of affected planes has - 6/9, but the 6/8,6/7 before those."
- "Showing all ADSB messages that stated low nav quality: NIC < 6 AND NACp <6 and only airliners (not Az-65)."
- "The last 28 days stunning in Baltics is clear."
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Countries: Russia Estonia Finland Latvia Lithuania Poland Sweden
Location: Kaliningrad, St Petersburg, Baltic region
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