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North Korea's GPS Jamming Raises Tensions with South Korea

North Korea's GPS jamming operations disrupted civilian flights and vessels, escalating military tensions in the region.

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Updated: Nov 9th, 2024, 2:06 AM ET

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North Korea's military conducted GPS jamming operations affecting civilian aircraft and vessels in South Korea. This disruption is part of escalating tensions following North Korea's missile tests and military support for Russia in Ukraine. South Korea responded with its own missile launch, underscoring increasing operational risks in the region. The ongoing provocations reflect a deteriorating relationship between the two Koreas, with heightened military activities and cyber threats observed.

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