Pakistan, Oct. 26 -- Escalating military tensions across the Middle East triggered widespread Global Positioning System (GPS) spoofing, severely disrupting live flight tracking systems. Following recent US military movements and threat warnings surrounding Iran, regional signal interference altered flight numbers and radar locations. Consequently, global tracking platforms falsely displayed two Qatar Airways flights heading to Pakistan as landing in Indian territory instead. Aviation experts noted that signal jamming protocols frequently surge during high-level military mobilizations to protect strategic airspace. Therefore, international tracking platforms continue experiencing temporary position glitches across regional flight corridors...