South Korea accused North Korea of ​​interfering with GPS signals.

The South Korean military has accused North Korea of ​​allegedly interfering with GPS signals for 5 days, claiming that it affected several ships and dozens of civilian aircraft, Yonhap news agency reported, citing South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Command (JCS).
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On November 9, the military announced that North Korea had been jamming GPS signals for the second day, which affected the operation of several ships and dozens of civilian aircraft.

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According to the military, on Tuesday North Korea carried out “GPS jamming attacks” for the fifth day in a row.

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“Today, in some areas there was a suppression of the GPS signal,” the OKNS claims.

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In late May and early June, North Korea allegedly tried to jam GPS signals in the South Korean Yellow Sea.

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The action this month is likely related to military training to respond to drones, JCS said.