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It's fascinating that there has been zero (public?) response to their GPS jamming in the Baltic sea and now this.
With the russians you have to be able to show them that there are consequences; that you are able and willing to use a stern hand at the first sign of trouble. That you know what they are like and their lies will have no effect.
A real response would be to kick out the russians out of the ITU and similar standards organizations. And this needs to be done with a emphasis on speed, broad scope of execution and irreversibility.
If they don't get the message, start blockading all land/air connections to occupied Königsberg, while looking for ways to making ship connections to Russia proper difficult.