Seoul: South Korea claimed that North Korea is jamming its GPS system, affecting several ships and aircraft, according to a media report. The South Korean military said Pyongyang staged jamming attacks in the North’s Haeju and Kaesong areas, Yonhap News agency reported. The joint chiefs of staff warned vessels and civilian aircraft operating in the Yellow Sea to be aware of the attacks.
According to Anadolu Agency, the jamming incidents have raised concerns over the safety of navigation and aviation in the affected areas. The South Korean authorities are closely monitoring the situation and have issued advisories to ensure the safety of maritime and aviation operations. The military is also reportedly working on countermeasures to mitigate the impact of the jamming activities.
The ongoing tension between the two Koreas has been exacerbated by these recent developments. This incident underscores the fragile nature of the relationship and the potential risks posed to regional stability. The international comm
unity has been urged to address the issue and prevent further escalation.
The GPS jamming not only disrupts civilian and military operations but also poses significant risks to the safety of those traveling in the affected regions. South Korean officials have called for heightened vigilance and cooperation with allied nations to address the security challenges posed by North Korea’s actions.