Signal
Submitted
Feb 13, 2026, 19:25 UTC
Russian GPS/GNSS jammers in Kaliningrad and St Petersburg are operating at varied power levels, disrupting regional flights and GPS signals.
On November 9, 2024, it was reported that the Russian GPS/GNSS jammer located in Kaliningrad has reduced its output power to summer-level lows after previously operating at higher output for about a month. Meanwhile, the jammer in St Petersburg, which covers Finland and Estonia, may also have slightly decreased its power, though its trend is less clear. The St Petersburg jammer continues to affect approximately 4-5% of all flights in the region. This year-long jamming activity from Kaliningrad and St Petersburg represents persistent GPS/GNSS interference targeting the Baltic States and parts of Finland airspace, indicating a continued electronic warfare effort by Russia to disrupt navigation systems over these areas.
Confidence: High
The jamming of GPS/GNSS signals is a deliberate hostile act affecting civilian and military navigation systems in neighboring countries, consistent with hostile hybrid warfare tactics.
Source URL
https://bsky.app/profile/auonsson.bsky.social/post/3laizev6xbk2n
Published as a hybrid-warfare signal with a public source and reviewer-approved assessment bands. See the methodology for how records are assessed.
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C
Info credibility
3
Event time
Nov 9, 2024, 00:00 UTC
Event time confidence
pm24h
Location
Kaliningrad and St Petersburg
Primary actor
Russian military or security forces
Country
Russian Federation
Tags
GPS jamming, GNSS jamming, Kaliningrad, St Petersburg, Russia, Finland, Estonia, Signal disruption, Aviation impact
Nodes
Node 1: Borders
Signal
Submitted
Feb 13, 2026, 19:25 UTC
Russian GPS/GNSS jammers in Kaliningrad and St Petersburg are operating at varied power levels, disrupting regional flights and GPS signals.
On November 9, 2024, it was reported that the Russian GPS/GNSS jammer located in Kaliningrad has reduced its output power to summer-level lows after previously operating at higher output for about a month. Meanwhile, the jammer in St Petersburg, which covers Finland and Estonia, may also have slightly decreased its power, though its trend is less clear. The St Petersburg jammer continues to affect approximately 4-5% of all flights in the region. This year-long jamming activity from Kaliningrad and St Petersburg represents persistent GPS/GNSS interference targeting the Baltic States and parts of Finland airspace, indicating a continued electronic warfare effort by Russia to disrupt navigation systems over these areas.
Confidence: High
The jamming of GPS/GNSS signals is a deliberate hostile act affecting civilian and military navigation systems in neighboring countries, consistent with hostile hybrid warfare tactics.
Source URL
https://bsky.app/profile/auonsson.bsky.social/post/3laizev6xbk2n
Published as a hybrid-warfare signal with a public source and reviewer-approved assessment bands. See the methodology for how records are assessed.
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C
Info credibility
3
Event time
Nov 9, 2024, 00:00 UTC
Event time confidence
pm24h
Location
Kaliningrad and St Petersburg
Primary actor
Russian military or security forces
Country
Russian Federation
Tags
GPS jamming, GNSS jamming, Kaliningrad, St Petersburg, Russia, Finland, Estonia, Signal disruption, Aviation impact
Nodes
Node 1: Borders