Intelligence Report: Rise in Cross-Border Signal Interference

Overview
Sentinel's monitoring systems registered a series of anomalous data spikes across encrypted comms channels operating within 15km of the border. These disruptions coincide with tactical exercises in adjacent sectors, suggesting coordinated timing.
Key Findings
- Signal blackouts averaged 12–19 seconds, targeting UHF and VHF spectrums.
- Civilian networks were unaffected, indicating precision targeting.
- Drone telemetry experienced intermittent dropouts, triggering automatic reroute protocols.
- Origin point triangulated to a mobile platform, likely ground-based.
Risk Assessment
While the impact was short-term, the precision and timing point to a deliberate probing effort. If left unaddressed, escalation could impair regional communication infrastructure and delay response protocols.
Recommendations
- Deploy spectrum monitoring drones on a rolling 24-hour cycle.
- Initiate silent patch updates for affected UAV firmware.
- Open backchannel coordination with local agencies to assess unreported disruptions.
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