Humanity has not seen such a terrible event since the Second World War. This time, the whole world including the Middle East will witness it! Will the United States launch a nuclear attack on Iran? This question is raised after a special video guide issued by the Iranian government came to light. Recently, the Iranian administration uploaded the 8-minute video on social media. Where common people are informed, how to save life in case of nuclear attack.
The administrative advisory video contains instructions on taking shelter, avoiding radioactive contamination, and protecting against radioactive fallout. Iran's state news agency IRNA published the guidelines alongside the video. It asked citizens to take shelter in underground rooms or basements. It is also advised to stay away from windows and turn off electronic devices such as air conditioners that draw outside air in. The 8-minute special video also provides advice on what to do if someone is stranded in the open.
Iranian state television and news agencies are now broadcasting chilling videos warning citizens about what to do in the event of a nuclear strike, including survival instructions for dealing with a nuclear explosion.
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Egyptian and Saudi Arabian media have also published reports on this directive. Where advised, they stay in safe shelter for at least 24 hours after the attack, using packaged food and bottled drinking water. Sheltering inside vehicles is prohibited. Iranian emergency services officials warned that radioactive particles could spread through the air, posing a risk to people far away from the blast site.
The 'Irna' video was first released on October 29. The guidelines for protecting lives in a nuclear explosion differ significantly from Tehran's past guidelines. Notably, during the June 2025 Israeli and American airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, administration officials assured the public that no radiation had been released. In reality, if America launches a nuclear attack, there will be no chance of not spreading radioactivity. The question of informed circles, is it for the same reason that European countries are advising people to store essential items like food and medicine at home?