A Chinese crew member has verified that the United States truly possesses a “super weapon” capable of completely knocking out the other side’s signals. (video clip and subtitles)

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🔥It’s confirmed—Trump wasn’t lying.

A Chinese crew member has verified that the United States truly possesses a “super weapon” capable of completely knocking out the other side’s signals.

A large Chinese vessel in the Strait of Hormuz reportedly lost its signal entirely. The operating ship experienced a total GPS signal blackout.

In the video, a Chinese crew member complains that the clock was running unusually fast and that the GPS signal had become chaotic and disrupted.

3/2/2026

ransomnote: larger image of disrupted clock below

[mairdie]

Do we really want articles like this describing capabilities our opponents should be working really hard to steal or block?

[Libloather]

Still time left in the day...

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Sounds more like messing with the GPS satellites than any kind of “superweapon.”

[butlerweave]

Funny it’s not affecting the phone you’re using to record it ,LOL

[AnotherUnixGeek]

The operating ship experienced a total GPS signal blackout.

My understanding has been that the Chinese do not use the US GPS system, which is based on older US military technology. They have their own equivalent satellite-based location system (which provides much more accurate consumer-grade results) - if the US is capable of blocking that system, that's interesting and hopefully does not lead to effective Chinese counter-measures.

[butterdezillion]

Could the Chinese GPS system being different than the US uses explain why the phone is OK but the clock isn’t?

[Fungi]

Makes you wonder what that weird looking plane was doing up there all that time. The XPS-35?

[struggle]

Directed energy that vibrates through the ships hull with an overenergizing electromagnetic field or something? That would block GPS and mess with the clock. It would also allow the cellphone to record and not mess with the electronics.

Something like an ultrastrong proton beam? We have proton beam therapy for cancer, so it would make sense that you could project a beam like that and it could energize a metal body like a ship.

[Frank Drebin]

[redangus]

‘The Final Countdown’ 1980

[rlmorel]

That is one of my “Guilty Pleasure” movies...the predicate is just silly, but...anything with Tomcats and Zeros in it can’t be a bad thing!!!

[TigersEye]

Exactly! We’re finally using that reverse-engineered alien technology. lol

Now where is my flying car we were promised in the ‘70s?

[deks]

from the web....

Iran has significantly disrupted GPS and Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals in the Strait of Hormuz, creating a dangerous digital fog that is paralyzing maritime traffic.

[BenLurkin]

Just wait until the Philadelphia Experiment machine is perfect.

[redangus]

Totally agree.

[fruser1]

Does anybody really know what time it is?

[Paperpusher]

dont believe President Trump, but do believe a Chinese sailor. Our news media is crazy.

[Justa]

It’s time to fix their voltage regulator.

[Palio di Siena]

does anybody really care