NATO Responds to Russian Jamming in Europe
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NATO is worried about Russia. Russia may be stopping civilian planes from using GPS. Ursula von der Leyen's plane had problems with GPS in the air.
Mark Rutte from NATO spoke about the problem. He said NATO is working hard to fix it. NATO wants to stop Russia from doing this again in the future.
Rutte talked about other threats from Russia. These include cutting cables and cyber attacks. He said Russia is using many 'hybrid' ways to cause problems.
Russia's actions are becoming more dangerous every day. They are using jamming and spoofing technologies. Jamming stops signals, while spoofing gives wrong locations.
Rutte thinks all of Europe is now at risk. He said attacks can happen anywhere, even in Luxembourg. Bulgaria will not look into the plane's GPS problem, because it happens often.
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Why is NATO worried about Russia?
NATO is worried because Russia may be stopping civilian planes from using GPS.
What did Mark Rutte say about NATO's actions?
Mark Rutte said NATO is working hard to fix the GPS problem and wants to stop Russia from doing it again.
What are some threats from Russia mentioned by Rutte?
Rutte mentioned threats like cutting cables and cyber attacks, and said Russia is using many 'hybrid' ways to cause problems.
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