Russia is being held responsible for long-standing disruptions to GPS signals in the Baltic Sea region. All countries in the vicinity are suffering from Moscow's actions, according to Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna.

Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna laid the blame for the jamming of GPS signals over the Baltic squarely with Russia on Thursday, following weeks of interference that has disrupted air travel in the region.

Thousands of flight routes have been affected by Russian electronic warfare systems. The Baltic states, Finland and Sweden are alarmed at the threat to flight safety and intend to raise the issue with their EU and NATO allies.

The foreign ministers of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have raised alarms over safety in the Baltic Sea region due to Russia's alleged interference with GPS signals.

Interference with navigation signals blamed on Moscow has forced two Finnish flights to turn around mid-journey

Margus Tsahkna, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia, has stated that the jamming of GPS in Estonia's air space is a deliberate hybrid attack carried out by Russia. Source: European Pravda with reference to ERR Details: Tsahkna intends to initiate the discussion of this issue both on the EU and NATO levels.

Aviation Expert Geoffrey Thomas discusses the GPS jamming occurring in various parts of the world. Estonia is blaming Russia for recent GPS interference with Finnair flights. “This particular situation with Finnair related to going to a particular airport where they’re required GPS positioning to land

Baltic foreign ministers have warned that the suspected Russian jamming of GPS systems aboard commercial flights is "too dangerous to ignore." This comes after it was revealed that two Finnish aircraft were forced to turn around mid-journey in recent days.

Two jets were forced to turn back after they were unable to land, with diplomats blaming Russia for the incident.