On the night of April 26-27, 2024, a GPS jamming event known as the 'Baltic Jammer' displayed an atypical pattern by not reaching into Sweden and western Poland. Analysis of flight RYR2354/48C2A8, located in the affected area, showed its navigation data parameter (NACp) dropped from 11 to 0 at 00:17 UTC on April 27, indicating loss or disruption of GPS signals. This suggests a targeted signals electronic warfare operation affecting the Baltic airspace region. The altered jamming pattern indicates potential tactical changes in Russian electronic warfare tactics in the area. No further attribution or duration details provided.

On the night of April 26-27, 2024, a GPS jamming event known as the 'Baltic Jammer' displayed an atypical pattern by not reaching into Sweden and western Poland. Analysis of flight RYR2354/48C2A8, located in the affected area, showed its navigation data parameter (NACp) dropped from 11 to 0 at 00:17 UTC on April 27, indicating loss or disruption of GPS signals. This suggests a targeted signals electronic warfare operation affecting the Baltic airspace region. The altered jamming pattern indicates potential tactical changes in Russian electronic warfare tactics in the area. No further attribution or duration details provided.