Bulgaria Ministry of Internal Affairs: Do not believe Russia’s denial of the incident with GPS

Bulgaria’s internal work minister Daniel Mitov said Russia’s denial of its involvement in the GPS incident with Ursula Von der Layen aircraft was not worthy of confidence. He said this to BNT.

Thus, the Bulgaria minister noted that law enforcement agencies reviewed the possible interruption of aircraft’s navigation, including the cyber attack hypothesis, which was completely excluded.

“We can be confident to say that this is not an attack on the cyber. In the future, we will work with other institutions responsible for investigating this problem to promote reality like this,” Mitov emphasized.

According to him, after the start of the war in Ukraine, in 2022, the systematic jamming of GPS navigating in some regions near the conflict zones were recorded.

In addition, the minister commented on the Kremlin’s refusal about Russia’s role in the incident. He emphasized that Moscow’s statements have lost confidence, remembering how he rejected Russian troops in Crimea.

“What the Russian Federation says is not important. We are accustomed to the fact that it is impossible to get reliable information from there. Our task is to establish a real picture of the event,” he added.

Earlier it was reported that due to disruption of the operation of GPS systems, Ursula von der Layen had a landing, focusing on paper cards.

Remember that the UN requires the Russian Federation to stop the GPS connection connection. Civilian passengers and military regularly suffer due to the evacuation of fake signals that computers have confused the navigation of planes.