“From now on, no missile with a warhead weighing less than 1 ton will be launched.”

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That would reduce the range and accuracy.

New satellite navigation interference observed near the coast of Ras Al Khaimah

A new satellite navigation interference pattern was detected off the coast of Ras Al Khaimah starting at 15:00 UTC yesterday. Unlike the typical single-point clustering commonly associated with signal jamming, this interference creates the appearance of vessels moving in a straight line toward the Strait of Hormuz, even though the vessels are not actually following that trajectory.

Further analysis using #MarineTraffic playback confirms that this movement is artificial. Vessel tracks show clear inconsistencies when compared with simultaneous vessel movements and reported headings, indicating that the apparent transit is the result of navigation interference rather than real vessel activity.

From a market monitoring perspective, @Kpler
analysts have implemented enhanced monitoring protocols to identify and exclude erroneous insights generated by spoofed tracks, such as false Strait of Hormuz crossings or incorrect port calls, ensuring that market signals continue to reflect genuine vessel activity.