For the past month the source of the RFI over Crimea has been almost daily, which is evident from the passes that do not even pass over the source but yet manifest RFI's at the same longitude.

As follow-up, two days later the emissions are still visible in satellite passes that are not even passing near the emission source.

Sentinel-1 AWS-IW-VVVH
2025-01-23
03:40:41 UTC

Sevastopol this evening. Strong radio frequency intercerence in C-band.

Sentinel-1 AWS-IW-VVVH
2025-01-21
15:03:27 UTC

And as expected, a few days later...

Here we go again.

We've got in today's Sentinel-1 imagery (18:05 local time) view of where "Eagle 2", suspected of cutting the Estlink-2 cables, is anchored with it's only remaining anchor. The vessel is accompanied by Finnish law enforcement vessel Usko.

A strong C-band radio frequency interference in today's (16.12.2024) Sentinel-1 images south of Sevastopol, Crimea. The source for the RFI seems to be located in the vicinity of Cape Fiorent.

Slightly better seen when images are overlaid.

A beautiful cross shape C-band radio frequency interference over Novorossyisk.

Sentinel-1
7.-8.11.2024