Von der Leyen’s Plane Loses GPS Mid-Air — NATO Blames Russia - video Dailymotion

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A terrifying moment unfolded when European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s plane lost GPS navigation while flying over Bulgaria — and NATO says Russia is behind it. This isn’t just a glitch. It’s part of a growing wave of hybrid attacks across Europe, from cyber strikes to sabotage. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warns the entire continent is now under threat. With jamming, spoofing, and missile capabilities on the rise, is Europe prepared for what’s next? WooGlobe Ref : WGA422132 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00A plane carrying the EU's top official suddenly lost GPS, mid-air, over Bulgaria.

00:06And NATO says Russia's to blame.

00:08Ursula von der Leyen was flying over Bulgarian airspace when her plane's GPS went dark.

00:14Officials say Russian jamming caused the blackout, a chilling sign of growing hybrid attacks across Europe.

00:20NATO isn't staying silent.

00:22Secretary General Mark Ruda called it a direct threat to the entire continent.

00:26He warned,

00:27We're all on the eastern flank now, whether you live in London or Tallinn.

00:32The jamming wasn't random.

00:34It's part of a larger Russian strategy, from cyberattacks on hospitals to cutting undersea cables.

00:40And now they're targeting civilian flights.

00:43Ruda slammed it as potentially disastrous and said NATO is working around the clock to make sure this doesn't happen again.

00:50Meanwhile, Bulgaria says it won't investigate, calling it a daily occurrence in Europe since Russia's war in Ukraine.

00:56The Kremlin?

00:58Silent.

00:59So is von der Leyen.

01:00But Europe just got a loud wake-up call.

01:02If GPS signals can be hijacked mid-flight, what's next?

Von der Leyen’s Plane Loses GPS Mid-Air — NATO Blames Russia

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