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Crazy Mystery Three Iranian Submarines Suddenly Went Missing
In a video making the rounds on social media last year, one of Iran’s three Kilo-class submarines can be seen being transported by truck somewhere, presumably for serious repairs. In the video, the Kilo is secured to a massive lowboy, towed by one or possibly two trucks. The Kilo-class was originally designed by the Soviet Union, and first entered service with their Navy in 1980. The diesel-electric attack submarines are relatively small compared to some of the Soviet Union’s other ballistic missile behemoths. Still, they are capable littoral hulls, designed to hunt American submarines and take down enemy shipping closer to shore, rather than farther out at sea in deeper waters. Though somewhat aged, the Kilo-class are still potent hunters—particularly the improved Kilo-class, which feature extensive sound absorbent coating both inside and out During the early- to mid-1990s, Iran secured three of the former Soviet Union’s Kilo-class submarines during Russia’s post-Soviet Union equipment sell-off. In Iran, the class is known as the Tareq-class and is based at Iran’s Bandar Abbas, which hosts a large shipping and naval port.