IDF: Drakon Submarine Has Stronger Weapons, Longer Underwater Capabilities
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IDF: Drakon submarine has stronger weapons, longer underwater capabilities
This Drakon submarine is the sixth submarine to join the Israeli Navy's fleet in recent years and the third of the Dolphin class (specifically, the Dolphin II variant equipped with an AIP system).
Israel: The Dragon submarine, which left Germany in early August, entered Israel's territorial waters, and after the installation of Israel's Dragon systems, must enter the fleet.
After 14 years of planning, the new and advanced submarine "Dragon" will arrive tomorrow at Haifa Port and be accepted into the Navy. The IDF said today (Wednesday) that its acceptance was delayed by several months due to the embargo imposed by Norway and Denmark on activity in their territory. The army, on the other hand, notes the German assistance and the security envelope provided for the purpose of securing the submarine, from the ports in …
The INS Drakon traveled from Germany to the Mediterranean under strict security measures, in the face of Israel's concern that regional and global powers would attempt to obtain intelligence information about the ship.The entrance Israel's sixth submarine returns to the country after a secret journey appears first at AJN News Agency.
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