Confession from the Israeli press: Turkish Navy is hunting invisible submarines, absolute confidentiality is under threat!

NEWS CENTER/ Turkey's increasing military power and innovative war concept in the Eastern Mediterranean are closely followed in the countries of the region, especially in Israel. According to the analysis in i24, an Israel-based publication; The absolute secrecy of the "Dragon" and "Dolphin" class submarine fleet, which is considered the most valuable strategic asset of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), is under serious threat with the new methods developed by the Turkish defense industry.

According to the news that emphasizes the power of the Turkish Navy, the "Sea Wolf" exercise carried out by the navy, especially on September 22, once again proved the point that Turkish engineering has reached.

ROBOTIC EARS IN THE SKY: BAYRAKTAR TB3

According to the news, the foldable-winged maritime UAV Bayraktar TB3, which took off from the TCG Anatolian amphibious assault ship, can decipher underwater sound frequencies in real time while still in the air, turning into a "flying acoustic laboratory" on its own.

Thus, Türkiye carried its UAV revolution against tanks on land to the seas and established a low-cost and highly effective detection network against billion-dollar giant strategic submarines.

THE STUNNING POWER OF DOMESTIC WEAPONS

So, if TB3 is not attacking directly, why does this test worry naval commanders in the region? According to Israeli analysts, the answer is extremely clear: Turkish Doctrine. TB3 acts as an inexpensive sensor that stays in the air for days and monitors the submarine uninterruptedly. Once a suspicious submarine signal is received, the data is transferred to manned patrol aircraft, submarines and warships within seconds. According to the news, the lethal power at the edge of the system consists of heavy weapons produced by Türkiye with domestic resources.

While one of these, the AKYA heavy torpedo, proves to have a destructive power that can split target ships in half from their keel, the ATMACA missile flies very close to the sea surface, making radar detection impossible.

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According to the news, the Turkish Navy, which moved from traditional and cumbersome naval warfare to a distributed battle network in which robotic sensors and domestic munitions were integrated, changed the balances in the Eastern Mediterranean.