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The Israeli Navy has completed the delivery of its largest submarine to date, the "INS Draco," manufactured in Germany as part of the "Dolphin" class. It is over 70 meters long and equipped with ten torpedo tubes. This submarine is part of a modernization plan to enhance the navy's capability to operate over long distances and to provide greater firepower, amid tensions with Iran and the monitoring of maritime threats in the region. The journey from Kiel, Germany, to the port of Haifa took more than three weeks, conducted in complete secrecy. Its export has sparked controversy due to the potential for modifications to arm it with nuclear weapons, as well as criticism over Germany selling weapons to Israel amidst the Gaza crisis.
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