A new map by The Zioneer illustrates the severity of GPS disruptions across the Middle East and beyond, covering Jordan, Israel, Cyprus, Kuwait, Syria, and Tehran. The map is based on recent data and highlights areas of electronic interference.
The map, published by The Zioneer, compiles data on GPS interference intensity across key regional states. The areas highlighted include Jordan, Israel, Cyprus, Kuwait, Syria, and Tehran. The timing follows a period of heightened electronic warfare activity in the region. The Zioneer has previously tracked GPS disruptions in Tehran, Haifa, and the Persian Gulf, as well as widespread jamming events across the Middle East (as reported on July 9, July 22, and earlier). The map does not attribute the disruptions to any specific actor, though GPS jamming is commonly used by militaries for defense and offensive operations.
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