Ukrainian Drones Found In Southeast Finland

Ukrainian drones launched toward Luhansk reportedly experienced GPS spoofing, causing them to fall in Finland. The incident involves the injection of false coordinates to disrupt navigation. The source noted that such spoofing can be executed by third parties. Ukrainian drones have experienced spoofing, which involves the insertion of false coordinates, according to a report from Kyiv. The impact of electronic warfare signals decreases according to the square of the distance, meaning signal intensity drops four times when the distance doubles. Drones closer to the sources of radio radiation are more susceptible to being diverted. The Finnish Armed Forces press service stated that Finland did not shoot down drones that entered its airspace near the Russian border. The drones were flying in close proximity to the border, according to the military statement. Ukrainian drones were discovered in southeastern Finland following Russian attacks conducted by Kyiv.