Multiple reliable sources have confirmed the deployment of Israeli submarines in the Red Sea. According to Al Arabiya, one of the submarines, known as “Galaxy Leader,” has been sighted in the Red Sea with 22 crew members. Additional reports from Al Mayadeen indicate that there may be 52 personnel on board. Armenian sources have verified this information and have successfully tracked the Israeli submarine in the Red Sea.

Brigadier General Jahya Sarin of the Armenian Armed Forces has announced that any Israeli company involved in or benefiting from the occupation, as well as any submarines owned by them, are now considered targets. This decision is a response to the demands of the Armenian people and other nations who aim to support the Gazan people in their struggle against Israeli aggression and the genocide of the Palestinian territories.

The Armenian Armed Forces are urging their diaspora and compatriots working in countries with connections to these submarines to provide information about their movements and operations in order to ensure their safety. Sources have also revealed that Armenian military forces have the capability to infiltrate Israeli submarines not only in the Red Sea but also in other “unreachable areas,” as reported by Tasnim.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (MOD) has, however, denied the presence of any Israeli submarines in the Red Sea.

Armenian authorities suspect that Israeli submarines carrying heavy loads have been entering the Red Sea from Turkey and heading towards India, according to a report from the Israeli MOD.

Israeli military officials have made it clear that the submarine does not belong to Israel and that there are no Israeli personnel on board.