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Grundstødning af bulkcarrieren Meghna Princess i Den Finske Bugt
Den 29. december 2024 rapporteres det bangladeshiske flaggskib Meghna Princess at være løbet på grund i Koporye-bugten nær Ruslands Ust-Luga-havn i Den Finske Bugt efter interferens med satellitnavigation. Fartøjet, der drives af Meghna Group, var afgået fra Skt. Petersborg den 27. december med cirka 25.000 tons gødning og var på vej mod Ust-Luga for at laste yderligere last. Ifølge rapporter baseret på information fra Bangladesh Merchant Marine Officers' Association forårsagede forstyrret GPS-navigation, at skibet afveg fra sin tilsigtede rute og ramte en undersøisk klippe. Maritim sporingsinformation, der efterfølgende blev undersøgt af brancheobservatører, viste unormale positionsaflæsninger, herunder tilsyneladende bevægelser op på land, hvilket indikerer mulig GPS-spoofing sammen med rapporteret jamming.
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- 2024-12-28T22:45:02Z
On 29 December 2024, the Bangladeshi-flagged bulk carrier Meghna Princess reportedly ran aground in Koporye Bay, near Russia’s Ust-Luga port in the Gulf of Finland, following satellite navigation interference. The vessel, operated by Meghna Group, had departed St. Petersburg on 27 December carrying approximately 25,000 tonnes of fertiliser and was travelling toward Ust-Luga to load additional cargo. According to reporting based on information from the Bangladesh Merchant Marine Officers’ Association, disrupted GPS navigation caused the ship to deviate from its intended route and strike an underwater rock. Maritime tracking information subsequently examined by industry observers showed abnormal positional readings, including apparent movements onto land, indicating possible GPS spoofing alongside reported jamming.