Iran distributes iodine tablets amid fears of strike on کلنگ گزلا
According to Arutz Sheva citing The Times, Iranian authorities have begun distributing iodine tablets to residents near nuclear facilities amid growing concerns over potential US military strikes. An anonymous Iranian Health Ministry official told the newspaper that authorities sought to distribute the tablets to communities within two to three kilometers of nuclear installations. A political journalist also reported that reporters had been briefed on the possibility of a US nuclear strike against the کلنگ گزلا facility. These precautions come as US President Donald Trump warned in a Fox News interview and Oval Office remarks that American forces could strike کلنگ گزلا within an hour if ordered, while diplomatic contacts and proposals regarding Iran's nuclear program continue through Qatari intermediaries.