Iranian state media has broadcast a public safety guide explaining how citizens should respond in the event of a nuclear attack. The guidance outlines emergency measures intended to help people protect themselves during a potential nuclear incident, as regional tensions and concerns over military escalation remain high.
The instructions reportedly advise people to seek immediate shelter, preferably inside a sturdy building or underground location, and stay away from windows and exposed areas. Citizens are also being urged to remain indoors and follow official announcements rather than relying on unverified information.
The guidance highlights the importance of preparing emergency supplies, including drinking water, food, essential medicines and communication equipment. It also stresses limiting exposure to radioactive contamination and following instructions from emergency authorities.
The broadcast comes amid heightened tensions involving Iran and the United States, with diplomatic efforts continuing to prevent renewed conflict. However, the public safety message has drawn attention because of its focus on surviving a possible nuclear emergency.
There has been no confirmation that a nuclear attack is imminent. The broadcast instead presents precautionary advice for an extreme emergency, as uncertainty continues over regional security and the future of diplomatic negotiations.
