In Sovfede responded to accusations against the Russian Federation on interference with the work of GPS

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In Russia, they commented on Finnish and Norwegian statements that Moscow allegedly interfered with the work of the GPS navigation systems of NATO and its partners during large-scale exercises. Recall that the charges were brought against the Russian military for the fact that they allegedly used some means to disrupt the normal operation of GPS.





The representative of the Federation Council of Russia, Franz Klintsevich, commented on the accusations made by the Western countries that participated in the NATO Trident Juncture-1991 NATO maneuvers, the largest since 2018.

From his Facebook post:
Such large-scale exercises in a relatively limited space are almost always fraught with serious inconsistencies. I do not claim that all this was done intentionally, in order to blame the Russian side for the problems that have arisen. It’s just that certain structures at the NATO exercises turned out to be clearly unprepared for the resulting extreme situation. Elementary unprofessionalism.


Klintsevich summarized that everything was presented as the guilt of the Russians.

It is noteworthy that even at the Pentagon could not comment on what exactly the problems with the GPS signal said in Norway.

The official representative of the department, Eric Paehon, said that he had no information that Russia “interfered in the work of satellite navigation systems from the Kola Peninsula”. According to Paehon, it would be worthwhile for journalists to clarify the information from representatives of the Norwegian Ministry of Defense, since “perhaps something is known”.
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  1. +4
    14 November 2018 06: 18
    As Raikin said: I didn’t screw this rifle, I didn’t twist the twist .... Yes
    1. +5
      14 November 2018 06: 24
      I do not claim that all this was done intentionally, in order to later blame the Russian side for the problems that arose.



      And on the contrary, I would pedal precisely this ... how much can you pacify these wrestlers with Russia ... it's time to respond to them in full with the same way.
      1. +5
        14 November 2018 06: 26
        Why will they blame themselves for failures in the exercises? No. of course.
        1. +25
          14 November 2018 06: 43
          A frigate is coming at him a tanker, the sailor yells that we will collide now, and the wise captain says: "Calm down, brat, we are following the GPS, everything is clear there!" Well, the captain of the tanker was walking by GPS.

          This is the heroic tanker Sol (apparently in honor of Captain Solo) under the Maltese flag, who won a brilliant victory over the most modern frigate. The victory was won by a classic technique from the time of the Punic Wars. Malta is proud of its offshore heroes.
          1. +1
            14 November 2018 12: 42
            This is a Russian hacker projected a hologram of a tanker at sea) And the Norwegians crashed into a hologram))
      2. +1
        14 November 2018 09: 01
        Quote: The same LYOKHA
        . It's time to answer them in full.

        to say that they turned off our GLONAS?
  2. +1
    14 November 2018 06: 35
    The Finns and the Norgs decided to keep up with the Anglo-Saxons.
    1. +1
      14 November 2018 09: 02
      Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
      The Finns and the Norgs decided to keep up with the Anglo-Saxons.

      Yes, it seems absurd even ahead
      1. +5
        14 November 2018 09: 39
        Quote: LSA57
        Quote: Andrey Chistyakov
        The Finns and the Norgs decided to keep up with the Anglo-Saxons.

        Yes, it seems absurd even ahead

        ========
        Moreover, these proud "descendants of Vikings and reindeer breeders" in their anti-Russian hysteria have gone so far that "overseas friends", without noticing it themselves - planted a grandiose "pig" !!! They ate to think about what kind of "global positioning system", even the "military segment" of which (and it is positioned as eerily anti-jamming"!) with ease" you can drown out ??? laughing
        Here are the "sworn friends" and are forced to "spin like spitting in a frying pan": on the one hand, wow, how I want to blame Russia for all mortal sins once again, and on the other hand, to admit the fact of successful "interference" in the work of the military segment is all the same that a bucket of de ... (sorry! - with "human waste") to pour on your head !!! wassat
        1. +1
          14 November 2018 09: 42
          Quote: venik
          Pour a bucket of de ... (sorry! - with "waste of human life") on your head!

          and poured. eagerly. just to "annoy" Russia
        2. +1
          14 November 2018 11: 23
          Quote: venik
          even the "military segment" of which (and it is positioned as terribly "anti-jamming"!) can be easily "muffled"

          For a long time, of course, I listened to lectures on gps, but except for a "programmed error", which the Americans used to turn off during their operations, and now the switch is probably rusted - they are fighting without interruption, in the first generation of gps there is nothing particularly military. Honestly, it’s not a pity the fighters, they don’t give a damn about them, and if the Russian specialists "put a hand" - honor and praise.
          It seems to me that civilians could also raise a howl. For example, the Norwegian airline vodoroe, which specializes in operating flights across Scandinavia, and especially all "holes" - is the first company to use gps navigation as the main approach for landing, including the tough SMU, aka very bad weather. They must have sensed the problems, and they are, as it were, taxpayers and carry law-abiding citizens.
  3. +11
    14 November 2018 06: 37
    I am waiting for the collapse of the Norwegian frigate to be connected with Russia.
    Most likely the wait is not long.
    Today, Russia intervened in the work of satellites.
    And tomorrow, look at the work of the brains of the NATO leadership!
    And that’s all. They will begin to thresh each other.
    We live in an interesting time.
    1. +6
      14 November 2018 06: 55
      Wang --- "And tomorrow, you see, the work of the brains of the NATO leadership!" From Cuba, the diplomats, as they broke away, they say, they influenced their heads with something.
      1. +1
        14 November 2018 09: 58
        And apparently, we have experience. First, they worked on the brain of the US Secretary of Defense, and he flew out of the hospital window. Then something was irradiated in the skull of the son of the commander of the Pacific Fleet, and he was shot with missiles by an aircraft carrier named after that minister. Or maybe their current president is not an agent, but simply processed or tidied up (I don’t know how to do it right)?
    2. +1
      14 November 2018 09: 05
      Quote: demo
      I'm waiting for the collapse of the Norwegian frigate will be associated with Russia

      an intermediate step has been taken. We have already broken their GPS. Now we have to wait for statements that not the captain, but the broken GPS is to blame
  4. +4
    14 November 2018 06: 44
    Something always hinders a bad dancer Yes
    1. +2
      14 November 2018 09: 07
      Quote: Hto tama
      Something always hinders a bad dancer

      is GPS in underpants? belay tolerants have come laughing
  5. +6
    14 November 2018 06: 53
    Technique in the hands of a savage - a pile of scrap metal.
    1. +1
      14 November 2018 09: 08
      Quote: Jerk
      Technique in the hands of a savage - a pile of scrap metal.

      maybe that's why they are striped and vigorous do not trust.
  6. +8
    14 November 2018 07: 00
    So we still hit the chapel and frigate?
  7. +2
    14 November 2018 07: 05
    Finnish and Norwegian allegations that Moscow allegedly interfered with NATO GPS navigation systems
    Everything is natural. When something does not go as planned in the West, the country known to all politicians and journalists there is to blame. Today it is easier to list what Russia did not interfere in according to the West than to list an endless list of "interventions."
    1. +1
      14 November 2018 09: 10
      Quote: rotmistr60
      Today it’s easier to list what Russia did not intervene according to the West,

      Well, if only in the Lunar and Solar eclipses.
      but this is for the time being
    2. 0
      14 November 2018 13: 01
      Quote: rotmistr60
      if something is not going as planned, the country that is known there to all politicians and journalists is to blame.

      Well, in this we are similar to them somewhere ... I’m glad that we have not yet reached outright delirium.
  8. +1
    14 November 2018 07: 11
    This must be FULL AND-D-AND-Yo-T-O-M, Schaub to declare this! Okay, if zhurnalyugi on the topic screeched, they still, without social responsibility, they did not order the work of their brains! But if such warriors claim, this is criticism of the highest standard .... to confess to their own powerlessness in the face of someone, something! Yes, politicians can squeal, sales should be, because it’s already difficult to equate them with those with low social standards!
    And our anti-GPS agents, award a medal !!! And to all developers - designers Award !!!
    1. -1
      14 November 2018 07: 50
      Quote: rocket757
      This must be FULL AND-D-AND-Yo-T-O-M, Schaub to declare this!

      Incidentally, the Norwegians have every reason to say so. The Russian military themselves themselves constantly boast that they have all kinds of electronic warfare stations there such as Resident, Samarkand and others, which GPS can turn off. So boasted. Now in all such cases, with GPS interruptions, even if they didn’t do it, they will blame the Russian military.
      1. 0
        14 November 2018 08: 37
        Did they send praise to our Lefthander and our other Kulibins? Advertise for free!
        Thank you.
        They have reasons, reasons .... and their taxpayers have reason to ask their warriors - Why don’t you catch mice when everything is known in advance, the Russians do not hide anything ??? Why do we need such a cat at all? - will be after that? Or do they need to blame everything and everything for their own .... stupidity on anyone?
        Ali they have warriors, politicians, so honest, with honest, the truth is dumping the womb to the layman?
        No, I don’t believe ... They cut themselves off as they can, but it turns out not so! However, this is their chicken coop, who the main rooster is there, let it put things in order, otherwise they get too loose, all sorts of different things.
  9. +7
    14 November 2018 07: 52
    I have a feeling of pride in my country ... Let us have a dollar for sixty ... Let gas for forty .. but we could do such a thing that now we have nightmares for the world to end before enuresis .... What can I say ... With kind morning country! We are proud of you!
    1. -7
      14 November 2018 08: 11
      Quote: Vard
      I feel a sense of pride in my country ...

      Yes, there’s nothing to be proud of .. When a country is sanctioned on all sides, and in fact they make the world outcast proud of it, it's just some kind of masochism ..
      1. +2
        14 November 2018 09: 16
        Quote: igorj 51
        actually make a world outcast

        but practically, paraphrasing, "They come to visit us in seflags"
        loudest of all they say that we are a country of "outcast" those who in the world no one pays attention to because of their insignificance.
        What are the world leaders who haven’t come to Russia?
        the main "sanctioner" himself begs to meet with VVP.
        Well, what kind of "outcast" is there?
    2. +1
      14 November 2018 13: 05
      Quote: Vard
      Let us have a dollar for sixty ... Let gas for forty

      My heart skipped a beat. The dollar was over 60. Copecks. And gasoline for 40 cents a liter of the 92nd. It was thought to be very expensive.
      1. 0
        14 November 2018 13: 39
        Quote: region58
        And gasoline for 40 cents a liter of the 92nd. It was thought to be very expensive.

        It was not 92. There was AI-93. That is, gasoline whose octane number was not calculated, but obtained (confirmed) by tests by the "motor method"
        1. +1
          14 November 2018 19: 39
          Quote: faridg7
          Not the 92nd. There was an Ai-93.

          That's right. I wrote it so that it was clear what I mean. It turns out in vain.
          Here are the prices set in 1969:
          Gasoline brand ..... GOST, TU ....... Price for 10 liters
          А-66..............ГОСТ 2084-67......0-60
          А-72..............ГОСТ 2084-67......0-70
          А-76..............ГОСТ 2084-67......0-75
          АИ-93.............ГОСТ 2084-67......0-95
          АИ-98.............ГОСТ 2084-67......1-05
          Shale ......... RTU ESSR 268-63 ... 0-60
          Extra ............ VTU NP 67-60 ...... 1—00
          Авиационный Б-70..ГОСТ 1012-54......1-20
          Топливная смесь...ВТУ 30-8-63.......0-80

          In the early 70's, prices rose slightly (except for the 76th gasoline). For example, 10l AI-93 began to cost 1 rub. Then, twice (in the 78th and 81st), prices rose exactly twice, and in this form existed until the collapse of the USSR in December 91st. That is, 10 liters of the 76th cost 3 rubles, and of the 93rd - 4.
  10. +6
    14 November 2018 08: 26
    And if tomorrow is war? God forbid ... they, what they think, we will generously allow them to use GPS in normal mode? recourse
    1. +2
      14 November 2018 09: 17
      Quote: Masya Masya
      What they think, we will generously allow them to use GPS in normal mode?

      and in which case and repair?
      hi
  11. +4
    14 November 2018 08: 36
    Dates complained about GPS failures, such as Russia, the signal clogs. And you can’t look at the weather forecast carefully — it’s been a geomagnetic storm last week. What else can I say ....
    1. +3
      14 November 2018 08: 39
      - All last week was marked by a geomagnetic storm.

      Putin is to blame ...

      1. 0
        14 November 2018 09: 34
        what nonsense - Putin is never to blame for anything, the children know it. hi
        1. +1
          14 November 2018 09: 37
          what nonsense - Putin is never to blame for anything, the children know it.

          That's right ... our children know this ...
          but Finnish and Norwegian children do not know this ... they seriously believe in fairy tales about the bloody Putin eating babies in the morning ... poisoning Skripale before dinner with chemical weapons ...
          the worse the fairy tale, the easier it is to believe in it ...
          1 law of human psychology. smile hi
          1. -1
            14 November 2018 10: 13
            for sure, in Finland, photos of Putin’s children eating at each corner are handed out free of charge to children — three photos each in their hands, here are the bastards.
    2. 0
      14 November 2018 09: 19
      Quote: zhekazs
      A weather forecast carefully not look sick

      "Nature does not have bad weather", the Russians are definitely to blame. laughing
      it’s we who whipped up the Sun and sent a storm at them
  12. +1
    14 November 2018 08: 41
    I think there is no need to answer anything at all, this nonsense is for this purpose designed to make Russia make excuses again. Better yet, meaningfully answer that Russia has tested the latest electronic warfare systems, which may have influenced the correct operation of GPS .... and let them break their brains ....
  13. +1
    14 November 2018 09: 10
    Russia's next accusation will be the sinking of the Norwegian frigate due to a collision with a tanker.
    The evidence will be the testimony of the frigate captain that the accident is a consequence of the failure of the JPS, the signal of which immediately before the collision with the tanker was searched by everyone who was at that moment on the captain’s bridge of the frigate looking for him (JPS) and making artificial respiration to the box system with a beautiful female name Aegis.
    In any case, for the captain of the Norwegian frigate, this version is the only opportunity to save his career from shameful completion, his own skin from prison and the budget from payments for the frigate.
  14. +1
    14 November 2018 09: 15
    Dear, I still don’t understand who should draw the star for the sunken Norwegian frigate: a Maltese tanker or an electronic warfare system on the Kola Peninsula?
    If both, then Malta can feel sorry for the thunder under the sanctions
    1. 0
      14 November 2018 09: 33
      Frigate commander. Rushing despite warnings. from the Petrov-Boshirovs, go .... wink
  15. 0
    14 November 2018 09: 32
    the text shows that Klintsevich did not refute the charges, but indirectly confirmed.
  16. +1
    14 November 2018 09: 42
    Quote: Retvizan 8
    So we still hit the chapel and frigate?

    ======
    good No - it was Before us ... Back in the 14th century .... laughing
  17. 0
    14 November 2018 09: 51
    Everything must be sledge-resistant and moronic in the fleet
  18. +1
    14 November 2018 09: 56
    More specifically, what was the expression of Russian interference in GPS? Barrel proof. No evidence, your number is sixteen.
  19. 0
    14 November 2018 10: 12
    .... Moscow allegedly intervened in the work of NATO GPS navigation systems and partners during large-scale exercises .... bully
  20. 0
    14 November 2018 10: 15
    in fact, after the Fokland won, the frigate’s commander is the first, it seems, who managed to drown the NATO frigate.
    need to give him an order smile smile
  21. 0
    14 November 2018 11: 05
    GPS at high latitudes is losing GLONAS in terms of objectivity. Not enough flashbacks, auroras, sharpening to lower latitudes.
    1. 0
      14 November 2018 13: 11
      Quote: Ezekiel 25-17
      Not enough flashbacks

      GPS, like Glonass, and Beidou (and Galileo) basically cannot have repeaters.