The Iranian Foreign Ministry has denied the use of cluster munitions during strikes on Israel.

On March 30, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Bagai denied information about the use of cluster munitions by the country's armed forces during strikes against Israel.

"Statements <...> about Iran's use of cluster bombs are blatant lies," his words from a briefing are reported by the SNN TV channel in the Telegram channel.

It is noted that the accusations from the United States and Israel are not true and are an attempt to manipulate public opinion. Bagai stressed that the accusations against Tehran are being made against the background of incidents involving civilian deaths.

"They violate all the principles of humanitarian law and at the same time portray themselves as victims. These accusations are an attempt to move forward. They can't even answer for the crime committed at the school in Minaba," he added.

Failed: Iran resisted in the first month of the war against the United States and Israel

The conflict has become protracted, and Washington may be preparing a ground operation.

On March 28, journalist Nikita Kulyukhin said that in the central district of Tel Aviv, some buildings were damaged due to an Iranian missile strike with cluster munitions. As a result of falling rocket fragments, a guard of one of the buildings was killed, who, according to his colleagues, wanted to film how Israeli air defense systems shoot down Iran's weapons.

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