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Reports suggest the U.S. military may have used the AI system Claude, developed by Anthropic, to assist intelligence and operational planning during the joint U.S.–Israel military campaign targeting Iran. The alleged use occurred even after Washington announced restrictions on federal agencies using the technology. Sources from major international media indicate that military command may have relied on AI support for tasks such as intelligence interpretation, target analysis, and large-scale battlefield simulation. The integration of AI tools into modern military strategy has raised questions about how rapidly governments can separate advanced technology from defense infrastructure once it becomes embedded in operations. Tension between U.S. authorities and Anthropic escalated following earlier reports that the military had used Claude during a January operation aimed at capturing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. The company objected, citing usage rules that prohibit deploying its AI systems for violent or weapon-related purposes.