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🇮🇷🇮🇱 Why Iran chose cluster bombs over conventional warheads Simple math. Israel's Arrow system is built to kill one big warhead. So Iran sends one missile that splits into 80 bomblets at 23,000 feet. That single radar track suddenly becomes dozens of small falling objects scattering across six miles,... show more

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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Iran is firing cluster munitions at Israel's most densely populated civilian areas on a nearly daily basis, the Israeli military says. Cluster munitions open in the air and release dozens of smaller bomblets across a wide area, designed to hit multiple targets simultaneously. They are banned by over 100 countries for their indiscriminate impact on civilians. Source: AP, War Monitor

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Iran is firing cluster munitions at Israel's most densely populated civilian areas on a nearly daily basis, the Israeli military says. Cluster munitions open in the air and release dozens of smaller bomblets across a wide area, designed to hit multiple targets simultaneously. They are banned by over 100 countries for their indiscriminate impact on civilians. Source: AP, War Monitor

Mario Nawfal

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🚨🇮🇷🇮🇱 Why are Iran's cluster munitions nearly impossible to intercept? A standard missile gives air defense one problem to solve. A cluster warhead gives it dozens. Simultaneously, mid-flight, each submunition on its own trajectory. No system on earth reliably intercepts all of them. The ones that land don't stop being dangerous after the strike. Unexploded submunitions sit in the ground for years, killing whoever finds them next. This is why 111 countries have banned them under the Oslo Convention (Iran and Israel NOT included)

🚨🇮🇷🇮🇱 Why are Iran's cluster munitions nearly impossible to intercept? A standard missile gives air defense one problem to solve. A cluster warhead gives it dozens. Simultaneously, mid-flight, each submunition on its own trajectory. No system on earth reliably intercepts all of them. The ones that land don't stop being dangerous after the strike. Unexploded submunitions sit in the ground for years, killing whoever finds them next. This is why 111 countries have banned them under the Oslo Convention (Iran and Israel NOT included)

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Why cluster bombs are a key part of the Iran war Cluster munitions break open in mid air and scatter dozens of smaller explosives over a wide area instead of hitting a single target. Reports say Iran has used them in recent missile barrages toward Israel, a tactic that spreads damage and makes interception and cleanup far more difficult. Even when the strike is over, unexploded bomblets can remain on the ground for years, turning battlefields into long term hazards. Source: AiTelly - YT

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Why cluster bombs are a key part of the Iran war Cluster munitions break open in mid air and scatter dozens of smaller explosives over a wide area instead of hitting a single target. Reports say Iran has used them in recent missile barrages toward Israel, a tactic that spreads damage and makes interception and cleanup far more difficult. Even when the strike is over, unexploded bomblets can remain on the ground for years, turning battlefields into long term hazards. Source: AiTelly - YT

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⚡🇮🇷Iran is using new battlefield tactics by deploying cluster bombs that hit multiple targets and make it harder for air defenses to intercept them effectively. This reflects the idea that cluster munitions spread bomblets over a wide area and can be more difficult for some air defense systems to track and stop than single large missiles. Air defense interceptors often struggle when faced with many small, fast-moving sub‑munitions instead of one big threat.

⚡🇮🇷Iran is using new battlefield tactics by deploying cluster bombs that hit multiple targets and make it harder for air defenses to intercept them effectively. This reflects the idea that cluster munitions spread bomblets over a wide area and can be more difficult for some air defense systems to track and stop than single large missiles. Air defense interceptors often struggle when faced with many small, fast-moving sub‑munitions instead of one big threat.

Defense Intelligence

23,362 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

As Iran increasingly launches ballistic missiles carrying cluster bomb warheads at Israel, indiscriminately spreading dozens of small munitions over a wide area, the Israeli Air Force faces a constant dilemma whether or not to shoot them down. Military officials said Thursday that since the cluster bombs are unlikely to cause significant harm if civilians are sheltering, there are times when the IAF chooses not to shoot down all or some of the bomblets to conserve its stockpile of short-range interceptors. Iran has fired over 350 ballistic missiles at Israel since the start of the war on February 28.

As Iran increasingly launches ballistic missiles carrying cluster bomb warheads at Israel, indiscriminately spreading dozens of small munitions over a wide area, the Israeli Air Force faces a constant dilemma whether or not to shoot them down. Military officials said Thursday that since the cluster bombs are unlikely to cause significant harm if civilians are sheltering, there are times when the IAF chooses not to shoot down all or some of the bomblets to conserve its stockpile of short-range interceptors. Iran has fired over 350 ballistic missiles at Israel since the start of the war on February 28.

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$The fact that the hypersonic penetrated the air defense rather easily - If Iran have nuclear weaponry, nuclear warheads on these would mean Israel is wipe off the face of the earth. Iran is so close to this capability now... and thus Israel is going ham on Iran to prevent this possible eventuality. But Iran is a huge country. What if Israel fail. And Iran get to detonate a nuclear bomb in one of the Israeli cities.... then what? Would USA go to war? Would Russia and China continue to back Iran? What can sanctions do? =\$

The fact that the hypersonic penetrated the air defense rather easily - If Iran have nuclear weaponry, nuclear warheads on these would mean Israel is wipe off the face of the earth. Iran is so close to this capability now... and thus Israel is going ham on Iran to prevent this possible eventuality. But Iran is a huge country. What if Israel fail. And Iran get to detonate a nuclear bomb in one of the Israeli cities.... then what? Would USA go to war? Would Russia and China continue to back Iran? What can sanctions do? =\

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🚨🇮🇷🇮🇱 IF IRAN NUKES TEL AVIV AND HAIFA IT DESTROYS 55% OF ISRAEL Ex-CIA Larry Johnson ran the numbers. If Israel nukes Tehran worst case it kills 17% of Iran's population. 83% survives. Dispersed across a country 273 times harder to destroy. Iran can bomb every inch of Israel in 3 years. Israel bombing every inch of Iran at the same rate? 273 years. Israel no longer has an effective air defense system. The videos don't lie. And Iran's missile factories are underground. They cannot be destroyed. They are still building. Trump confirmed Israel has nuclear weapons without meaning to. When asked if Israel would use one "They won't do that."

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Here’s what Western Media is NOT TELLING YOU: US hit over 10,000 targets in Iran. Iran still has over 65% of their missile stockpiles in tact including HYPERSONIC missiles that haven’t been used yet. Israel and the US have no air defense systems left. So, they can’t stop anything that Iran attacks. BiBi asked Trump to put an American Military base in Israel. Why now? Approximately over 5000 Israeli casualties and well over 1200 US casualties. Israel has no water, no electricity, no missile defense, no airport, no ports, no economy, no stock market, no Mossad headquarters. No bunkers and over 2 million Jews have left Israel. Some of them illegally crossed into Cyprus, Greece and they are trying to buy Greek islands to start Zionists’ colonies. Probably because Israel is UNINHABITABLE. So, now Jews are looking for a NEW HOMELAND. It will take decades to rebuild Israel. Hamas is still standing. They still have hostages from October Seventh after 2 1/2 years of Israel’s attempted Genocide.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio on March 2: "The purpose of this is to destroy that missile capability. Why does Iran want that ballistic missile capability? What they are trying to do and have been trying to do for a very long time is build a conventional weapons capability as a shield where they can hide behind. Meaning there would come a point where they have so many conventional missiles, so many drones, and it can inflict so much damage that no one can do anything about their nuclear program. That is what they were trying to do, is put themselves in a place of immunity where the damage they could inflict on the region would be so high that no one can do anything about their nuclear program or their nuclear ambitions."

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷Which air defense can actually stop cluster munitions? Short answer: none, once they do what they’re designed to do. Interception was tested with GMLRS M30 rockets, fast, heavy, and easy enough to track at first. But right before impact, they split mid-air and scatter dozens of submunitions, turning one target into a multitude of chaos. Why this matters: interception isn’t the problem; timing is. Miss them early, and you’re suddenly dealing with a swarm instead of a single threat. Systems like C-RAM or 35mm guns can react… but by then, it’s already too late. Source: HellfiereYT

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Yes, the United States has its own interests in Iran — not only Israel’s — and one of the biggest is China. The argument is that if you control Iran, you can threaten the steady flow of cheap and reliable energy to China, thereby tightening the noose in the great-power competition. But, if the U.S. “needs” Iran’s energy for the AI race, why not do what China does — trade, invest, cooperate — instead of sanctioning, bombing, and trying to break the country? And that’s where the Israel factor comes in: the fact that Washington chose aggression over cooperation is itself an indicator that Israel’s strategic agenda is shaping this confrontation, because without Israel, there is no natural reason for permanent U.S.–Iran hostility at this intensity.

Yes, the United States has its own interests in Iran — not only Israel’s — and one of the biggest is China. The argument is that if you control Iran, you can threaten the steady flow of cheap and reliable energy to China, thereby tightening the noose in the great-power competition. But, if the U.S. “needs” Iran’s energy for the AI race, why not do what China does — trade, invest, cooperate — instead of sanctioning, bombing, and trying to break the country? And that’s where the Israel factor comes in: the fact that Washington chose aggression over cooperation is itself an indicator that Israel’s strategic agenda is shaping this confrontation, because without Israel, there is no natural reason for permanent U.S.–Iran hostility at this intensity.

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Mario Nawfal

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran just made American fighter jets obsolete in its skies and a retired U.S. Army Colonel explained why. Colonel Gagnon, speaking on ABC News, laid it out cold: Iran has shifted to passive infrared detection systems that don’t emit radar signals. They track heat signatures instead. The F-35 and F-15 — the crown jewels of U.S. air power were never built to face this. Stealth means nothing when the hunter is silent and staring straight at your engines. “Iranian airspace is no longer safe for U.S. fighter jets.” The empire that bragged about total air superiority is now watching its own experts explain why their trillion dollar birds are flying into a trap they can’t see coming. The owners of the Gulf control more than the waters now. They control the air above them too.

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran just made American fighter jets obsolete in its skies and a retired U.S. Army Colonel explained why. Colonel Gagnon, speaking on ABC News, laid it out cold: Iran has shifted to passive infrared detection systems that don’t emit radar signals. They track heat signatures instead. The F-35 and F-15 — the crown jewels of U.S. air power were never built to face this. Stealth means nothing when the hunter is silent and staring straight at your engines. “Iranian airspace is no longer safe for U.S. fighter jets.” The empire that bragged about total air superiority is now watching its own experts explain why their trillion dollar birds are flying into a trap they can’t see coming. The owners of the Gulf control more than the waters now. They control the air above them too.

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