04.11.2026 00:10
While midterm elections continue in the US, the possibility of Donald Trump attacking Iran has strengthened. In an environment where the footsteps of a new war are heard in the Middle East, warnings were issued to Iranian citizens about what to do in the event of a nuclear attack. Iran's statement increased concerns about the possibility of a US nuclear attack.
At a time when military tension with the US is escalating, the Iranian government announced emergency rules that citizens should follow in the event of a possible nuclear explosion or radiation fallout.
IRAN WARNS ITS CITIZENS OF "NUCLEAR ATTACK"
In guides published by the Iranian Red Crescent and state media, it was stated that the public should take shelter in solid buildings at the moment of an explosion, close doors and windows, shut down ventilation systems, and remain indoors for at least 24 hours.
These official statements, made while the possibility of a new war in the region is being discussed, increased concerns about the risk of a nuclear or radioactive disaster.
Iranian state television issued the following warnings to its citizens in the event of a nuclear attack:
- Do not look at the light of the explosion. Lie on the ground and protect your head and face.
- Once the shock wave of the explosion has passed, enter the nearest building. Stay away from windows.
- Be prepared to stay in the shelter for at least 24 hours.
- If a fire breaks out in the building you are in or if the building is in danger of collapsing, move to a safer place.
- Even after 24 hours have passed, do not assume it is safe outside. Follow official announcements.