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New Dolphin-Class Submarine 'Dragon' Arrives in Israel

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Translated & summarized from IDF Spokesperson by baba
The story · English

Israel's sixth and final Dolphin-class submarine, the INS Drakon, has officially arrived in Haifa after a journey from Germany. The submarine traveled submerged for its entire voyage, passing over the site where the previous submarine, the INS Dakar, sank.

Upon arrival, the INS Drakon was welcomed at its new home base. The article details the preparations made at the naval base to accommodate the new vessel and outlines the rapid process underway to integrate the submarine into Israel's operational fleet. The INS Drakon is the latest addition to the Dolphin-class submarine family.

Details about the submarine's interior and capabilities are highlighted, offering a glimpse into the advanced technology it possesses. The integration process is described as swift, aiming to make the INS Drakon combat-ready as quickly as possible.

Read the original at IDF Spokesperson
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