In January 2025, Estonia's Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) reported losing dozens of drones along the eastern border due to electronic interference attributed to Russia. The interference involves GPS jamming and spoofing that disrupts the drones' navigation systems, significantly undermining monitoring capabilities in the border area. In response, Estonia established a five-kilometer no-fly zone along the eastern border to mitigate the risk of drone losses caused by this interference. Officials emphasized that this Russian electronic disruption is a deliberate hostile act damaging Estonian security operations. This GPS signal disruption continues to pose challenges for the Estonian Border Guard and law enforcement, affecting surveillance and border monitoring activities. The incident underscores ongoing hybrid warfare tactics employed by Russia targeting Baltic security infrastructure.

In January 2025, Estonia's Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) reported losing dozens of drones along the eastern border due to electronic interference attributed to Russia. The interference involves GPS jamming and spoofing that disrupts the drones' navigation systems, significantly undermining monitoring capabilities in the border area. In response, Estonia established a five-kilometer no-fly zone along the eastern border to mitigate the risk of drone losses caused by this interference. Officials emphasized that this Russian electronic disruption is a deliberate hostile act damaging Estonian security operations. This GPS signal disruption continues to pose challenges for the Estonian Border Guard and law enforcement, affecting surveillance and border monitoring activities. The incident underscores ongoing hybrid warfare tactics employed by Russia targeting Baltic security infrastructure.