EU Head’s Plane Hit by GPS Interference: Is Russia’s Provocation a Red Line?
The subject matter at hand is the alleged GPS interference experienced by the EU head’s plane during landing, as reported by the Financial Times. It’s certainly a scenario that sparks a lot of thought. One of the initial reactions seems to be a palpable sense of unease. There’s a fear of escalating into a larger conflict, a full-blown “hot WW3,” and that’s understandable. However, it’s also argued that allowing actions like GPS jamming, which could endanger lives, without any repercussions is not a viable strategy. This seems to highlight a fundamental issue: how do you respond to actions that are clearly aggressive, even if they don’t constitute a direct declaration of war?… Continue reading
Matt Underwood