06.11.2026 22:20
After U.S. President Donald Trump said he could order a nuclear attack on Iran, news came from Iran that would heighten concerns. Officials from Iran's Ministry of Health have begun distributing iodine tablets to the public within 2 to 3 kilometers of Mount Kazma because they expect a nuclear attack. A ministry official said, "Yes, we are distributing iodine. Trump can no longer be trusted. He could commit this crime."
After U.S. President Donald Trump’s statements last week that "we can carry out a nuclear attack on Iran," Iran pressed the button.
"WE ARE DISTRIBUTING IODINE, TRUMP CAN NO LONGER BE TRUSTED"
According to a report by The Times, Iran’s Ministry of Health has begun distributing iodine tablets to the people around "Kazma Mountain" against a possible nuclear attack. In a statement, a ministry official said, "Yes, we are distributing iodine. Trump can no longer be trusted. He could commit this crime."
An Iranian analyst with close ties to the Revolutionary Guards stated, "Everyone knows very little time remains. If America does not use a nuclear weapon against Kazma Mountain, it will be a miracle."
QATAR: NEGOTIATIONS ENDED IN FAILURE
Meanwhile, a statement from Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also heightened concerns. In the statement, it announced that the U.S. and Iranian sides failed in the negotiations to reach a permanent and complete agreement between the two countries.
CLAIM OF NUCLEAR ATTACK ON KAZMA MOUNTAIN
American journalist Tucker Carlson, considered one of the most influential media figures in conservative politics in the U.S., had claimed on November 2, citing an unnamed source, that the Donald Trump administration, under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was considering the option of a nuclear strike to destroy the nuclear facility alleged to be located at Kazma Mountain.