Just days after EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen labeled Vladimir Putin a “predator,” her plane reportedly faced a suspected Russian GPS jamming attack while approaching Bulgaria. Pilots were forced to rely on paper maps after a complete blackout midflight, narrowly landing the aircraft safely. Officials linked the incident to rising Russian GPS spoofing cases since 2022. The Kremlin denied the allegations, but the timing has escalated tensions as von der Leyen pushes for a stronger European army to counter Moscow’s growing threats. br br #Putin #EUChief #Russia #UrsulaVonDerLeyen #PredatorRemark #AirSabotage #GPSJamming #Spoofing #AirThreat #Bulgaria #AirSafety #Geopolitics #EuropeDefense #RussianThreat #Kremlin #AirCrisis #PlaneBlackout #FTReport #SCO2025 #ChinaRussia #AirSecurity #UkraineWar #AirForce #EuropeanArmy #DefenseSpending #EUvsRussia #AirAlert #VonDerLeyen #AirspaceCrisis #RussiaStrikesbr br Also Readbr br Modi–Putin Bond On Display With Shared Car Ride After SCO Summit :: br Russia, China Oppose 'Discriminatory Sanctions' Against BRICS Countries: Putin :: br Melania Trump Urges Vladimir Putin to Consider Children in Ukraine Conflict :: br br br ~ED.103~HT.