INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Estonia on Wednesday summoned Russia's charge d'affaires over alleged GPS interference around its airspace, claiming that recent disruptions
to civilian air traffic were "hybrid activity" orchestrated by Moscow.Estonia and fellow Baltic states Latvia and Lithuania warned last
month that widespread Russian GPS jamming was increasing the threat of an aviation accident occurring in their skies."Today we summoned
[the] Russian charge d'affaires over GPS jamming which is a violation of regulations..
and has caused serious damage to air traffic," Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna wrote on X (formerly Twitter)."Russia's hybrid
activities that disrupt our normal lives in Estonia and Europe must end," he added.Last month, the Finnish airline Finnair said it was
return to Helsinki.Finnair said at the time that in the interim "an alternative approach solution that doesn't require a GPS signal can be
interference "is quite common in the area."Finnair is the only airline operating international flights to the airport in Tartu.
