Israel accepts delivery of INS Drakon submarine from Germany
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Israel accepts delivery of INS Drakon submarine from Germany

The Israeli Navy is set to officially receive the INS Drakon, its sixth submarine, at a ceremony at Haifa Naval Base on Thursday. The German-made Dolphin II-class submarine arrived after an approximately 8,000-km voyage from Kiel, Germany, following around 12 years of planning and construction. It features air-independent propulsion, 10 torpedo tubes, and is the largest submarine in Israel's fleet at over 70 meters long.

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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 1 bias group.
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Jerusalem Post
IDF: Drakon submarine has stronger weapons, longer underwater capabilities
technical capabilities and nuclear deterrence · positive
Times of Israel
Israel's 6th submarine to arrive as Navy plans major fleet expansion
fleet expansion amid regional maritime threats · neutral
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Jerusalem Post emphasizes stronger weapons and longer underwater capabilities and nuclear deterrence speculation, while Times of Israel focuses on major fleet expansion and regional maritime threats from Turkey, Iran, and the Houthis.
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Center & international coverage
JPJerusalem PostINTERNATIONALjust now

“IDF: Drakon submarine has stronger weapons, longer underwater capabilities”

TOITimes of IsraelINTERNATIONAL1h ago

“Israel's 6th submarine to arrive as Navy plans major fleet expansion”

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The submarine has 10 torpedo tubes: six 533 mm and four 650 mm
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