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Iran Just Bombed Tel Aviv With Cluster Bombs — Israel's Defenses Are Failing

Last night, something different fell on Tel Aviv. Not just missiles. Cluster bombs. Iran's 21st wave of Operation True Promise 4 used Kheibar Shekan ballistic missiles loaded with cluster munitions — weapons banned under international law. The footage shows dozens of submunitions raining down on residential neighborhoods, scattering explosives across an area the size of several football fields. Each bomblet carries 2.5 kg of explosives. Many didn't detonate. They're still out there — in gardens, under cars, in playgrounds — waiting. In this video, I break down: → What cluster munitions are and why 100+ countries banned them → Iran's Kheibar Shekan missile: 1,450 km range, Mach 8 speed, maneuverable warhead → Why Israel's interception rate dropped from 90% to 65% → The cost math: $200K Iranian missile vs $3M Israeli interceptor → 28 civilians killed, 3,200 hospitalized in 7 days → 21 waves of attacks and counting → Why this is psychological warfare, not just military Israel's defenses are the best in the world. They're still not enough Amnesty International has condemned this. The world is watching. Share this video.