Submarines
Swedish fighter jets follow Russian submarine toward Baltic Sea
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Swedish Jas 39 Gripen jets met a Russian Kilo-class submarine in the Kattegat on Friday, heading into the Baltic Sea. The Armed Forces are tracking it with allies as part of routine operations. The submarine is in international waters without violating Swedish territory.
The submarine S-82 'Narciso Monturiol' completed its first surface navigation on Thursday in waters off Cartagena. Navantia described the step as very important for delivery to the Spanish Navy by the end of the year.
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China is considering transitioning to an all-nuclear submarine fleet, prompting discussions on whether Japan will follow suit. Tokyo faces numerous hurdles, including personnel issues and potential redundancies.