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Iran Fears Nuclear Attack
Iran has stepped up guidance on preparing for a nuclear attack and dealing with radioactive contamination. On October 28, the Iranian news agency published recommendations for the Red Crescent and emergency teams, alongside exercises to address chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats. The measures came amid speculation that fortified Iranian facilities could be targeted. Donald Trump, however, said he did not need to use nuclear weapons against Iran. The yield of U.S. B61 bombs ranges from 0.3 to 50 kilotons, while the B61-13 has a yield of up to 360 kilotons. Experts warn that the effects of any strike could reach neighboring countries and would depend on the weapon’s yield, how it was detonated and the weather. Meanwhile, the recent war has sparked debate in Iran over whether to reconsider its opposition to possessing nuclear weapons.
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