[dpq]

Cool project, thanks! A bit nitpicking:

> In Europe, Poland, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Kaliningrad, and Finland sometimes show presumed jamming activity, depending on how active Russia is.

The wording here is confusing, it seems to imply that Kaliningrad is a country, which it is not (it's a Russian exclave, as the author mentions in one of the HN comments).

[vincnetas]

Would it sound similar like saying hurricane about to hit Cuba, Florida and Dominican Republic. This does not imply that Florida is a country is just more precise location definition than saying USA. Same here with Kaliningrad as part of Russia.

[gdy]

Florida is a state, Kaliningrad isn't even an autonomous oblast.

[vincnetas]

It kinda is oblast : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaliningrad_Oblast

[gdy]

Yes, but oblast has the smallest amount of autonomy. It's like a county in the GB or the US.

[thriftwy]

Traditionally, raion is a county-level subdivision, though these are now superceded by settlements (communes).

Oblast' is a top-level federation subject, comprised of these. Its's true that they are usually smaller and less authonomous than U. S. states.