Hamas reveals that Israel used specially trained killer dolphins once morest its naval personnel. Al-Quds reported that dolphins, armed with special combat weapons, were trying to attack and pursue Hamas members near the Gaza Strip. It is not clear when the attack took place.
It is not clear what type of weapon the dolphin had. But in 2015, a similar attack took place. Al-Quds says the dolphin then had a camera and a remote-controlled weapon. It was a weapon that threw explosives like a whip. Hamas claims to have resisted the dolphin attack and captured the dolphin.
The news of the revelation received great attention as it spread on social media. The dolphin incident has even found a place in memes and trolls. There have been allegations in the past that Israel is carrying out attacks using creatures. In 2010, Mohammed Abdel Fadi, the governor of Egypt’s southern Sinai region, blamed Israel’s efforts to carry out large-scale shark attacks in Egypt’s Sharm el – Sheikh region. Fadi accused Israel of trying to sabotage Egyptian tourism. It was alleged that the Israeli spy agency Mossad was behind this.
In 2013, a bird was caught by Turkish authorities on suspicion of spying for Israel and subjected to X-ray examination. However, the bird was released following no tracking equipment was found during the inspection. Earlier, it was reported that dolphins were also used by the Iranian military for missions.
Aquatic life has already been used by various armies for war purposes. But most of these attempts were for surveillance, not aggression. Earlier, it was reported that Russia had used a whale known as a beluga for surveillance. The U.S. Navy has implemented the Marine Animals Program since the 1960s. The main task was to find sea bombs and enemy swimmers using creatures called Nose Dolphins in the boat. The U.S. Navy also tried to defuse the bomb with sea lions in California. Despite rumors that dolphins were used to attack swimmers during the Vietnam War, the U.S. Navy has denied the allegations.
English Summary: Killer Zionist dolphins? Hamas claims they exist
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