Nuevo Buque de Rescate
La Armada adquiere el nuevo buque BAM-IS Poseidón para rescate submarino
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Spain's Navy is acquiring a new ship called BAM-IS Poseidón to rescue submarines and protect the ocean floor from attacks El Día. The vessel, built by Navantia in Cádiz, will support Spain's submarine fleet and guard critical underwater infrastructure from threats.
A Ship Built for Submarine Rescue Missions
The BAM-IS Poseidón is designed to support Spain's two advanced submarines: the Isaac Peral and the Narciso Monturiol La Opinión de Murcia. In wartime, the ship can conduct underwater rescue operations if either submarine runs into trouble on the ocean floor.
Protecting Cables and Archaeological Treasures Below
Beyond rescues, the Poseidón protects Spain's submerged cables and underwater archaeology Levante-EMV. Undersea cables carry internet and power across the Mediterranean. The ship prevents enemies from cutting these vital links during conflict and guards Spanish shipwrecks and ancient artifacts from theft.
Navantia's Naval Shipbuilding Achievement
Navantia, Spain's state-owned shipyard in Cádiz, built the BAM-IS Poseidón Diario de Mallorca. The company specializes in complex naval vessels for Spain's military. This new ship adds to Spain's growing underwater defense capabilities in a region facing growing maritime security threats.
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