different cars and eventually the last car which we were using broke down somewhere in the field in the mud and we had to cross the field by foot and in complete sheer darkness, like, there were just stars around us and there was no gps coverage basically the person who was accompanying us literally was trying to make the way following the stars and he would say, hey, marina, look, here is the tail of the big dipper and i would just be nervously laughing thinking what kind of tail of what is the big dip irand where are we? finally we managed to get the gps signal and then made a call to the people on the other side of the border and helped and they helped us to get through, otherwise, it was just unbearable. marina, i know it has been several months, but you now live with this fear. do you still fear for you and
of our space separation center within the department of defense. our cameras, the first ever allowed inside. lieutenant general, john shaw, the deputy commander. how quickly do they learn that something has launched in the world? we have great space capabilities today, telling us almost immediately if there is a launch. at the pentagon, fourth star space johnson s russia continues to jam the gps signal, on the ground, in ukraine. the same signal, provided by the constellation of 30 orbiting gps satellites that the u.s. provides to the world for, free. it is that localized ability to jam the signal, so that local receivers cannot receive the information. as the war progressed in the spring of 2022, european airlines accused russia of jamming the gps signals along its border with finland. that civilian airlines rely on.
the zeano, the very top of our space operation centers with the department of defense. our cameras were the first cameras allowed inside. lieutenant general john shaw is the deputy demand or. that s how quickly do they learn something is launched somewhere in the world. we have some really good space capabilities today that will tell us that there is any launch. at the pentagon, forced our space force general thompson says russia continues to jam the gps signal on the ground in ukraine. the same signal provided by the constellation of 30 orbiting gps satellites that the u.s. provides to the world for free. it is that localized ability to jam the signal so the oval receivers cannot receive the information. as the war progressed in the spring of 2022, european airlines, including finn air, accused russia of jamming the gps signals along its border with finland, the civilian
back now with an nbc news exclusive a top general accusing russia of jamming the gps signal u.s. satellites provide to ukraine. tom costello at the pentagon reporter: from drones in the skies to targeted missile launches on the ground, the war in ukraine is heavily dependent on technology. a four-star general at the pentagon says russia is interfering with the u.s. provided gps signals in ukraine. ukraine is unable to access gps because it s being jammed on the ground that s right. ukrainians may not be able to use gps because there are jammers around that prevent them from receiving and using the signal effectively reporter: while russia and china have their own gps satellites, most of the world relies on the gps provided by
from the radio, the braking system, the gps signal, as well. these vehicles, normally there can be about 300 produced at this factory. however, they say that they could go up to a50 and they ve had to cut one of the shifts overnight because they simply don t have of these chips to be able to keep the production line going. and all of this process is set up in a just in time way, which means, of course, if one of those elements is not there when it needs to be, the entire process starts getting bunged up. so this is a major issue that s not just affecting this particular factory, but multiple different factories both across the uk and around the world. sainsbury s has announced profits of more than half a billion pounds