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Data on presumed Russian GPS attack in the Kattegat mapped out

A significant GPS disruption briefly affected maritime traffic in the Kattegat last year. An expert has confirmed that the cause was GPS jamming but cannot definitively ascertain whether Russian warships were responsible

On Monday, October 3, 2022, a major GPS outage affected several ships in the Kattegat.

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The signal outage affected, among others, two of Molslinjen's high-speed ferries, each heading in opposite directions across the Kattegat.

Jesper Maack, Molslinjen's press spokesperson, informed Søfart that the GPS outage lasted approximately 10 minutes. During this period, vessels in the area were unable to locate themselves or others on the GPS system and had to resort to traditional navigation methods. This was reported by TV2 Øst on Friday.

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