Norway has raised alarms over Russian electronic warfare, particularly GPS spoofing and jamming near Kirkenes. SAS Captain Johan Lester reported experiencing spoofing while landing, highlighting concerns for commercial aviation safety. This interference, attributed to Russian military operations, has escalated since 2017, with pilots adopting non-GPS navigation procedures. The Norwegian Communication Authority confirmed the first instances of spoofing in the region, prompting increased vigilance and communication with international authorities. The situation underscores a growing trend of electronic warfare affecting civilian navigation systems in Northern Europe.
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