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The electronic warfare capabilities of Kaliningrad, situated between NATO members Lithuania and Poland, are being tested, with GPS signals reaching across Europe.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 9
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The electronic warfare capabilities of Kaliningrad, situated between NATO members Lithuania and Poland, are being tested, with GPS signals reaching across Europe.

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  1. The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded a contract for satellite navigation technology amid testing of electronic warfare capabilities near Kaliningrad, affecting the Baltic region.Sub-event
  2. Polyarny serves as the base for Northern Fleet operations, which are targets of Ukrainian attacks in the region.Sub-event
  3. GPS signals reached across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Finland on May 26, 2026, during a test of electronic warfare capabilities originating from a base in Lithuania.Sub-event
  4. Kaliningrad's electronic interference capacity reaches 450km radius, affecting airliners and mobile networks across Europe.1 source

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