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Iranian authorities issued guidance instructing citizens how to shelter and avoid radioactive contamination in the event of a nuclear attack. On October 28, the Iranian News Agency published a report outlining recommendations from the Red Crescent and emergency response teams, accompanied by a simulation of a 15-kiloton underground explosion. Tehran says it has specialized units to deal with radiological threats, while the possibility of an attack has sparked domestic debate over Iran’s nuclear doctrine. However, Donald Trump ruled out using nuclear weapons against Iran. A nuclear security expert warned that the effects of any strike could extend beyond Iran, and that the scale of destruction and contamination would depend on the weapon’s yield, the method of detonation, and weather conditions.
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