Iran Uses Cluster Bombs on Israel; Israel Warns Lebanon

The segment begins by discussing Iran's retaliatory actions against Israel following previous exchanges.

Details are provided on Iran's use of new cluster missile technology in attacks on Israeli cities.

A visual explanation of how cluster bombs function, deploying multiple smaller explosives after initial detonation.

Footage from Tel Aviv shows the Iron Dome system attempting to intercept cluster bomb sub-munitions, with damage visible on a high-rise building.

A clip filmed by an Iranian individual captures the moment of missile deployment and fragmentation over Israel.

The visual effect of the cluster bomb deployment is compared to scenes from Hollywood disaster movies.

Foreign media reports detail the 'Kolamshaf' missile, its capabilities including warhead weight, speed, range, and sub-munition deployment.

The extent of damage to an Israeli Ministry of Commerce sub-office is shown, including structural damage and fire.

The report discusses the international convention banning cluster bombs and notes which countries, including Iran, Israel, and the US, are not signatories.

It is mentioned that Thailand, along with China, Russia, and Ukraine, has also not signed the convention.

The Israeli military issues a warning for approximately 500,000 Lebanese civilians to evacuate southern Beirut.

Specific instructions are given for Lebanese residents in the Dahieh district to move north and east, avoiding the south.

Scenes of heavy traffic and mass evacuations from southern Beirut are shown following Israel's warning.

This is highlighted as the first time Israel has issued such a broad evacuation order for civilians in Beirut's suburbs.

The report links this warning to Israel's prior announcement of a potential ground invasion into Lebanon targeting Hezbollah.