In Response to Brazil's Advanced Prosub Program, Argentina Announces Plans to Strengthen Its Submarine Capability, Aiming to Acquire Used Submarines to Modernize Its Naval Fleet

In Response to Brazil’s Advanced Prosub Program, Argentina Announces Plans to Strengthen Its Submarine Capability, Aiming to Acquire Used Submarines to Modernize Its Naval Fleet

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 03/05/2024 at 15:09

Javier Milei, presidente da Argentina Foto: AFP/Divulgação

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In Light of Brazil’s Advances in Submarine Technology with the Prosub Program, Argentina Plans to Modernize Its Naval Fleet Through the Acquisition of Used Submarines, an Economic Measure Aimed at Maintaining Regional Competitiveness Without Exceeding the Country’s Budgetary Limits.

While Brazil celebrates the advances of its Prosub program, with the delivery of cutting-edge submarines, Argentina is also making strides. The neighboring country, known for its historical rivalry and strategic ambitions, seeks to expand its submarine military capabilities. The head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Xavier Isaac, emphasizes the importance of this move for national security and the protection of Argentina’s natural resources.

Argentina faces significant economic challenges, complicating new and expensive acquisitions. Therefore, the plan includes investing in used submarines, a more economical and immediate option. Although less advantageous than domestic construction—since it does not promote technology transfer like the Brazilian program—this strategy allows Argentina to maintain its naval competencies without compromising the defense budget.

Modernization Aiming to Recover and Strengthen Argentina’s Naval Capacity After Losing the Ability to Build Submarines from Scratch

These efforts are part of a larger plan for renewal and modernization aimed at recovering and strengthening Argentina’s naval capacity after losing the ability to build submarines from scratch. The Argentine government recognizes that modernizing the fleet is crucial, even if the balance between costs and strategic needs is a constant challenge. General Xavier Isaac expressed optimism about the project’s progress by the end of the year, emphasizing the country’s commitment to remain competitive in international waters.

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Decision to Invest in Used Submarines Reflects a Practical Approach Adapted to Current Economic Realities

This strategic move not only balances the forces in South America but also reaffirms Argentina’s role as a relevant naval power in the region. The decision to invest in used submarines reflects a practical approach and adapted to current economic realities, ensuring that Argentina remains a key player in the maritime geopolitical landscape.

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Márcio

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06/05/2024 13:05

Como faze manda Coricolo

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Ricardo

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05/05/2024 08:35

Isto me cheira corrupção e ****, se sua família esta morrendo de fome vc tem que trabalhar para se organizar satisfazendo suas necessidades básicas e não comprar uma arma velha. Só fará isto se houver alguém ganhando na compra e na venda.

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Christiano

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04/05/2024 23:59

Para compreender a importância das Malvinas, deduzam….O Presidente General Galtieri errou. Acreditou que ocupando as ilhas, a Grã Bretanha não iria se importar e nem viria guerrear. Mesmo sabendo que em eventual pós guerra atômica, as Ilhas Malvinas poderão ser um dos territórios que permanecerá com oxigênio ótimo para respirar. Alguém crê que a Inglaterra devolverá a área ocupada ou não? Além de quê, o Porto lá é altamente estratégico…Sempre tem submarinos nucleares estacionados por lá…

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In Response to Brazil’s Advanced Prosub Program, Argentina Announces Plans to Strengthen Its Submarine Capability, Aiming to Acquire Used Submarines to Modernize Its Naval Fleet

In Light of Brazil’s Advances in Submarine Technology with the Prosub Program, Argentina Plans to Modernize Its Naval Fleet Through the Acquisition of Used Submarines, an Economic Measure Aimed at Maintaining Regional Competitiveness Without Exceeding the Country’s Budgetary Limits.

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In Response to Brazil’s Advanced Prosub Program, Argentina Announces Plans to Strengthen Its Submarine Capability, Aiming to Acquire Used Submarines to Modernize Its Naval Fleet

In Light of Brazil’s Advances in Submarine Technology with the Prosub Program, Argentina Plans to Modernize Its Naval Fleet Through the Acquisition of Used Submarines, an Economic Measure Aimed at Maintaining Regional Competitiveness Without Exceeding the Country’s Budgetary Limits.

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