North Korea's GPS Jamming Disrupts Flights and Ships in South Korea

Tensions rise as North Korea's electronic warfare tactics impact civilian operations, escalating hostilities on the Korean peninsula.

South Korea's military reported GPS signal disruptions from North Korea affecting dozens of aircraft and several vessels over two consecutive days.
The interference was detected near the border cities of Kaesong and Haeju, leading to operational disruptions in the Yellow Sea region.
South Korea has issued warnings to ships and aircraft, urging caution and demanding North Korea cease its GPS jamming activities immediately.
The GPS jamming comes amid heightened tensions, following North Korea's recent missile tests and reports of military support to Russia in Ukraine.
South Korea's response included a ballistic missile launch, demonstrating its readiness to counter further provocations from the North.