North Korea causes GPS disruptions for South Korean planes, boats in latest provocation: Seoul
North Korea has disrupted GPS signals along its western border, affecting South Korean aircraft and ships near Kaesong and Haeju. The provocations, which threaten aviation safety, have raised concerns over the vulnerability of commercial air traffic.
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