Israeli army acquires Drachenk sub
The Israeli Defense Forces received their largest submarine in history, the "INS Drakon," manufactured in Germany, after a three-week journey from the city of Kiel to Haifa. The submarine, which belongs to the "Dolphin" class and measures over 70 meters in length, is the largest Israeli naval weapon platform and is equipped with 10 torpedo tubes. This step is part of a plan to update and strengthen the capabilities of the Israeli Navy, especially amid tensions with Iran and threats to maritime navigation in the Middle East. It features a unique propulsion system and secret technologies that allow it to remain submerged for extended periods. The export of this submarine has sparked controversy regarding the possibility of it being modified to launch nuclear weapons.
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