Israel's newest submarine INS Drakon arrives after German voyage, media gains early access
Israel's newest and largest submarine, INS Drakon, completed a 23‑day voyage from Germany and was accessed by Israel Hayom shortly before its first entry into Israeli territorial waters.
What we know
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- Israel Hayom reported that it was given access to INS Drakon, the Israeli Navy’s most advanced submarine, just hours before the vessel entered Israeli territorial waters for the first time.
- The Times of Israel reported that the INS Drakon, Israel’s newest and largest submarine, arrived after a 23‑day journey from Germany, enhancing the navy’s stealth capabilities.
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Israel's newest and largest submarine, INS Drakon, arrived after a 23‑day journey from Germany, enhancing the navy's stealth capabilities.
One sourceWhat the source said
Is this point wrong? Tell usThe Times of Israel“Israel’s newest, largest submarine arrives”
Twelve years and one scandal in the making, the INS Drakon completes its 23-day journey from Germany with a ToI reporter aboard, carrying secret tech and powered by a system that will allow it to stay underwater for longer The post Israel’s newest, largest submarine arrives, deepening Navy’s stealth capabilities appeared first on The Times of Israel .
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Israel Hayom was given access to INS Drakon, the Israeli Navy’s most advanced submarine, just hours before it entered Israeli territorial waters for the first time.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usIsrael Hayom“Just hours before it entered Israeli territorial waters for the first time, Israel Hayom was given access to INS Drakon, the Israeli Navy's most advanced submarine”
and, some would say, the newest, most expensive and most sophisticated war machine in the Israel Defense Forces. After a short, roughly 15-minute trip aboard a Tzir'a patrol boat […] The post Inside INS Drakon, Israel's most advanced submarine yet appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .
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Who reported it
- The Times of Israel
- Israel HayomAdelson family
What the reports add
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