Israel’s newest submarine INS Drakon heads home from Germany

The final Dolphin-class AIP submarine has left the TKMS shipyard in Kiel and is expected in Israel within weeks, bringing greater range, endurance and advanced operational capabilities
Israel's sixth submarine, INS Drakon, has departed Germany for Israel, with its arrival anticipated within weeks. A send-off ceremony at the TKMS shipyard in Kiel marked the culmination of joint Israeli-German planning and construction. The INS Drakon is the final submarine in the Dolphin-class AIP series, featuring advanced technologies to enhance the Navy's operational flexibility and endurance. Israeli Navy commander Vice Adm. Eyal Harel stated that the Drakon, alongside future Dakar-class submarines, "will bring more advanced capabilities, greater operational range, longer endurance on missions and significant operational power." The submarine's delivery underscores the strategic partnership between Israel and Germany, with discussions underway for further joint projects.
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