Iran Reportedly Hands Out Iodine Pills as Fears Grow Over a U.S. Strike on Pickaxe Mountain

Fuente: International Business Times

Officials describe the measure as a wartime precaution, while public guidance explains that potassium iodide offers limited protection against radioactive iodine. Getty Images Iran is distributing iodine tablets to communities near nuclear facilities as fears mount over a possible American attack on Pickaxe Mountain, the fortified underground complex President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to strike, according to The Times of London. The distribution is accompanied by nuclear survival instructions, bringing emergency preparations into civilian communities as Washington weighs further military action.