IDF finds bombproof room held up to direct hit from cluster munition

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On Tuesday in Petah Tikva, Israel, a bomb-safe room withstood a direct hit from a cluster munition submunition. Those inside the room, including two children, were unharmed in the incident, which appears to be the first of its kind.

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Petah Tikva incident on Tuesday apparently marked first time a submunition directly hit a bomb-safe room in Israel; those inside, including two children, were unharmed.

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