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Civilian planes are having to use alternatives to GPS to help them land in Beirut because of signal jamming blamed on Israel. AFP
Civilian planes are having to use alternatives to GPS to help them land in Beirut because of signal jamming blamed on Israel. AFP
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01 April, 2024