After a week of high-intensity jamming from Kaliningrad, the jamming activity sharply decreased around lunchtime on Monday, remaining quieter since then.

On October 2, 2024, electronic jamming activity originating from Russia's Kaliningrad region exhibited a significant reduction after a week of constant, high-level interference. The jamming ceased around midday Monday and has remained at a notably lower level through Tuesday. The visual data from the user @auonsson shows daily and 5-minute averaged jammer output over the preceding 14 to 30 days, confirming a pronounced drop in activity. This suggests a strategic shift or temporary pause in hostile electronic warfare operations in the Baltic area.