A Lithuanian official warns that Moscow has vastly expanded its navigation signal jamming and spoofing capabilities, threatening both civil aviation and military operations.
Russia can disrupt GPS signals 450 km into Europe, Lithuania warns.
Disruptions started at the Vilnius NATO summit in July 2023.
Signal spoofing, harder to detect than jamming, poses a direct threat to civil aviation.
The Kremlin on Monday urged foreign nationals and diplomatic staff to leave Kyiv, warning of new strikes. The EU's response was unambiguous: "We are not going anywhere."
The Kremlin demanded foreign diplomats evacuate Kyiv on Monday, threatening new bombardments.
The EU ambassador replied publicly: "We are staying in Kyiv. The EU is not going anywhere."
No Western diplomatic mission announced a withdrawal from the Ukrainian capital.
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced consecutive strikes targeting Ukraine's military-industrial complex in the capital, urging foreign nationals and diplomats to leave.
Russia announces consecutive strikes on Kyiv's military-industrial infrastructure.
Foreign nationals and diplomats urged to leave the Ukrainian capital immediately.
The Russian Foreign Ministry's statement blends military threat with psychological pressure.
Ukrainian forces hit the "Belets" petroleum depot in the town of Unecha overnight on May 25, as part of a broader strike on Russian military logistics.
Recent airspace incursions over Finland and the Baltic states are not accidents — they are the result of Russian electronic warfare operations run out of Kaliningrad.
Russia electronically manipulates Ukrainian drones from Kaliningrad, redirecting them into NATO airspace.
Finland and the Baltic states have reported multiple aerial incursions in recent months.
NATO has no complete solution yet against large-scale GPS jamming operations.