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GPS systems malfunction in Venezuela after U.S. strikes
Jan. 7, 202601:07

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GPS systems malfunction in Venezuela after U.S. strikes

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Drivers in Caracas say their GPS systems have been malfunctioning since the U.S. strikes Venezuela despite detectors showing a strong signal. Analysts say the issues could be linked to the reported electronic jamming of satellite signals by the U.S. during its operation to capture President Nicolás Maduro.Jan. 7, 2026

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