Iran Releases Videos with Guidance on Protecting Against a Nuclear Attack

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Iran's state television broadcast a video showing a possible use of an atomic bomb in the country. In the video, viewers were told to find "solid shelter" and avoid recording the event, according to Israel Hayom. The video aired less than a day after commentator Tucker Carlson predicted a US nuclear weapon use against Tehran.

In the days that followed, authorities in Iran published further guidelines for coping with a nuclear explosion and the radioactive fallout that could spread from it, amid tensions with the United States and fears of a strike on nuclear facilities, according to Kikar HaShabbat. According to Behadrei Haredim, the guidelines include seeking shelter, sealing buildings, removing contaminated clothing and preparing for extended stays in shelters, and the video depicts an American nuclear attack.

According to Kikar HaShabbat, state television is broadcasting guidance on protecting against a nuclear attack, and 32 million Iranians volunteered to defend in the framework of missile drills. Iran has completed preparations for a possible war, it was reported.