Posted on Aug 10, 2021

Someone Is Faking the Positions of NATO Warships at Sea. It Reeks of Russia.

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel

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An ongoing disinformation campaign is causing a worldwide ship location and navigation system to falsely identify the whereabouts of western warships.

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is designed to enhance safety at sea, but it looks like Russia is weaponizing it to make western navies appear more provocative than they really are. The results are "evidence" meant to embarrass the navies of NATO and Sweden, and falsified data meant to back up Russian claims of territorial violations at sea.

Someone Is Faking the Positions of NATO Warships at Sea. It Reeks of Russia.

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Posted 3 y ago

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SFC Randy Hellenbrand

Posted 3 y ago

And Puttie spent the last 4 years hardening Russia's internet. I wonder why.

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

Posted 3 y ago

I am sure China appreciates this!

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SPC David S.

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Posted 3 y ago

Best thing to do is turn it off - then there is no evidence of any violations. As well in the process make any US Navy ships that are dock disappear in the middle of the night. Russia wont find it funny anymore.

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Someone Is Faking the Positions of NATO Warships at Sea. It Reeks of Russia.

Someone Is Faking the Positions of NATO Warships at Sea. It Reeks of Russia.

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