Ursula von der Leyen’s Plane Hit By Suspected Russian GPS Jamming Over Bulgaria During EU Border Tour | World News

New Delhi: The European Commission President Ursula von der Lenin, a plane, a spokesman on Monday, the authorities were reported to have a shortage of GPS on the Bulgarian airspace that Russia was an action.

The plane was going to Plovdiv Airport as a part of his visit to Russia and Belarus when he suffered a loss of GPS signal during his approach of von der leyen. Despite the deterioration, the flight landed safely.

According to the media reports, spokesman Eric Mamer Podestà said, “We can verify that there is really a GPS jam.”

According to the reports, “We received information from the Bulgarian official that this was due to Russia’s open intervention,” he said.

“This incident underlines the urgency of the mission of the president in the front member states of the President,” he added, Von Der Leyn said that he witnessed the “daily difficulties of threats from Russia and his deputies”.

A consistent and open oral critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Moscow’s war in Ukraine continued his tour as planned.

The Bulgarian government also said, “The satellite signal used for the GPS navigation of the aircraft is broken. As the plane approached Plovdiv airport, the GPS signal disappeared.”

In response to the incident, the European Commission reiterated its commitment to support defense and increasing investments to address increased electronic and hybrid threats.