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Officials from the US and arms inspectors have verified that Iran utilized a cluster munition in its recent attack on Tel Aviv — a weapon prohibited by over 100 nations according to the Convention on Cluster Munitions. This development signifies a significant escalation in the conflict and raises alarms within the Pentagon regarding the possibility that Iran's arsenal may include more prohibited arms. Defense experts caution that this alters the dynamics of Project Freedom and any potential ceasefire agreement. Here’s what this implies for US military strategy and the risk of global escalation.

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00:00Iran has crossed a dangerous line in the war,
00:02deploying a banned cluster bomb in its latest strike on Tel Aviv.
00:06U.S. officials and weapons inspectors confirm the warhead used in this week's attack
00:11was a cluster munition, banned by more than 100 countries under the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
00:18Cluster bombs scattered dozens of small explosives across a wide area,
00:22killing and maiming civilians long after the strike ends.
00:26The move marks a sharp escalation.
00:29Iran's earlier strikes used conventional ballistic missiles, not banned weapons.
00:33Defense analysts warn this could shift the entire calculus of the war.
00:38If Iran is willing to use banned munitions on civilian targets,
00:42the door opens to even more dangerous weapons, possibly including chemical agents.
00:47For the United States, this raises the stakes for Project Freedom and any potential ceasefire deal.
00:54Washington and its allies are now reviewing intelligence
00:57to determine whether Iran's weapons stockpile contains additional banned munitions.
01:02The red line just got crossed.
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