Something Odd Is Happening Near Iran’s Nuclear Sites: Officials There Have Reportedly Begun Handing Out Iodine Tablets
- Iranian authorities reportedly began distributing iodine tablets to residents within two to three kilometers of nuclear facilities, according to an anonymous Health Ministry official cited by The Times.
- An Iranian political journalist said officials had briefed reporters about a possible United States strike on the Pickaxe Mountain facility and were treating it as a serious possibility.
- President Donald Trump said the United States might conduct further strikes while diplomatic efforts involving Washington and Tehran continued.
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Iran distributes iodine tablets amid fears of possible US strikes on nuclear sites: Report - The Tribune
Iran has begun handing out iodine tablets to populations living in the vicinity of its nuclear facilities, as the country braces for the possibility of potential strikes by the United States, Al Jazeera reported, citing a report by The Times of London.
Something Odd Is Happening Near Iran’s Nuclear Sites: Officials There Have Reportedly Begun Handing Out Iodine Tablets
Trump spoke with Qatar’s emir about a comprehensive agreement to end the crisis with Iran, even as he warns new strikes may be coming. Iran insists Washington meet seven conditions before it reopens the Strait of Hormuz, and officials near Iran’s nuclear sites are reportedly handing out iodine tablets.
According to The Times, the Iranian Health Ministry has begun distributing iodine tablets to people living within 2 to 3 kilometers of Mount Kazma in preparation for a possible nuclear attack. A ministry official confirmed the distribution, saying that Trump can no longer be trusted.
Breaking: Iran 'issuing antiradiation pills' to people near US targets
Iran has escalated its preparations for a nuclear attack by the US or Israel. Tehran had already circulated videos to Iranian civilians advising them how to maximise their chances of surviving a nuclear strike. But today, 6 November 2026, it has begun issuing iodine tablets – to counteract radiation sickness – to civilians living within 2-3km of expected US/Israel targets. A health ministry official told the Times: Yes, we are distributing iodi…
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