Iran teaches citizens to survive a nuclear attack - has the US renewed the attacks? Iranian state television and the IRNA agency broadcast a detailed video guide on surviving a nuclear hell: they explain to residents how not to be blinded by the first explosion, they urge them to lower the windows, turn off ventilation, not to drink iodine without a team of doctors and to sit in concrete basements for at least 24 hours. But most importantly: while experts wondered whether Washington would go for greater escalation after the mid-term elections in the United States on November 3, the American attacks have already resumed. The Washington Post claims: The Pentagon did not wait for the sites to be closed. The US military has already launched new covert attacks on Kesham Island in the Strait of Hormuz, shooting down Iranian missile launchers. The United States has deployed a navy and another 9,000 troops to the region, and Trump has authorized strikes on the underground nuclear bunker at Mount Pickaxe. The White House promises that there is no talk of nuclear weapons and that the operation will be carried out with conventional ammunition. But bombing a nuclear infrastructure inevitably threatens the release of radiation - and it is clear that Tehran is seriously preparing for this. Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei has already warned that Iran's retaliatory attacks will not be limited to the Middle East and will have no geographical boundaries. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.