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03 AUG 2026 MONDAY
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britanniapandi.com There have been reports of an increase in electronic interference and loss of positional data for GNSS receivers, with the resultant impact on any linked navigational aids. This may be linked to the current military actions in the region and may be expected to increase further. The Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) have published an advisory note in this regard, highlighting that the maritime threat level remains ‘ELEVATED’. Any disruption to GNSS has a substantial effect on ships navigation, and navigators should remain vigilant at all times to identify any loss of automatic position fixing data. The club has produced guidance on GNSS jamming and spoofing and on Operating in areas of tension or conflict. We encourage Members to review this information and enhance their own procedures as necessary. LOSS PREVENTION UPDATE ELECTRONIC INTERFERENCE IN ARABIAN GULF AND STRAIT OF HORMUZ 1 // JUNE 2025 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, please do not hesitate to email lossprevention@tindallriley.com. DISCLAIMER THIS LOSS PREVENTION UPDATE IS PUBLISHED BY THE BRITANNIA STEAM SHIP INSURANCE ASSOCIATION EUROPE (THE ASSOCIATION). Whilst the information is believed to be correct at the date of publication, the Association cannot, and does not, assume any responsibility for the completeness or accuracy of that information. The content of this publication does not constitute legal advice and Members should always contact the Association for specific advice on a particular matter.
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Electronic interference in Arabian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz Update

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