Iran distributes iodine tablets to residents of areas near nuclear facilities, -. The Times. The Iranian authorities are preparing for a possible attack on a secret nuclear facility - in this context, iodine tablets are being distributed to residents within a radius of two to three kilometers from nuclear facilities, the "Times" reports, citing an official at the Ministry of Health. According to him, similar actions are taken in every war. These steps stem from a fear that Trump could order an attack on the underground Mount HaPix compound, located near Natanz. At the same time, a video with recommendations in the event of a nuclear explosion on Mount Piqassa is being circulated on Iranian social media. It details the distances from the complex to the nearest cities: about 27 km to Natanz, 188 km to Isfayah and 359 km to Tehran. The authors of the video warn that radioactive particles of soil and rocks can penetrate the atmosphere and spread over hundreds of kilometers. They estimate that residents in nearby areas only have 10 to 15 minutes to take shelter before the fall arrives. People are advised to enter the compound, stay inside and monitor the official media. The Har Mechush compound itself is located a little over a kilometer and a half south of the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz. Its purpose is not yet known exactly. Satellite images show four fortified entrances to underground tunnels, internal roads and an expanding security perimeter. According to analysts, individual parts of the structure may be located at a depth of 80-100 meters. IAEA inspectors have never visited the compound, so there is no reliable information about what is inside. Satellite images also do not reveal whether centrifuges, enriched uranium or other nuclear materials are there. In early November, Tucker Carlson said that Trump was considering using nuclear weapons against Iran. The journalist did not specify from which sources such information was obtained.

Iran distributes iodine tablets to residents of areas near nuclear facilities, -. The Times. The Iranian authorities are preparing for a possible attack on a secret nuclear facility - in this context, iodine tablets are being distributed to residents within a radius of two to three kilometers from nuclear facilities, the "Times" reports, citing an official at the Ministry of Health. According to him, similar actions are taken in every war. These steps stem from a fear that Trump could order an attack on the underground Mount HaPix compound, located near Natanz. At the same time, a video with recommendations in the event of a nuclear explosion on Mount Piqassa is being circulated on Iranian social media. It details the distances from the complex to the nearest cities: about 27 km to Natanz, 188 km to Isfayah and 359 km to Tehran. The authors of the video warn that radioactive particles of soil and rocks can penetrate the atmosphere and spread over hundreds of kilometers. They estimate that residents in nearby areas only have 10 to 15 minutes to take shelter before the fall arrives. People are advised to enter the compound, stay inside and monitor the official media. The Har Mechush compound itself is located a little over a kilometer and a half south of the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz. Its purpose is not yet known exactly. Satellite images show four fortified entrances to underground tunnels, internal roads and an expanding security perimeter. According to analysts, individual parts of the structure may be located at a depth of 80-100 meters. IAEA inspectors have never visited the compound, so there is no reliable information about what is inside. Satellite images also do not reveal whether centrifuges, enriched uranium or other nuclear materials are there. In early November, Tucker Carlson said that Trump was considering using nuclear weapons against Iran. The journalist did not specify from which sources such information was obtained.