Iran state TV airs nuclear strike safety warnings
Iranian television broadcasts civilian protection instructions amid regional tensions.
What to know
- Iran's state television broadcast civil defense instructions for nuclear strikes, signaling potential escalation concerns in the region.
- Social media reports claimed U.S. President Trump cancelled campaign events and returned to the White House amid military preparations, though details remain unconfirmed.
- Egypt launched a pilot electronic system to monitor fuel distribution and combat illegal fuel trafficking in Port Said.
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Iranian state TV broadcasts nuclear strike survival instructions
Iran's state television broadcast public safety guidance on how civilians should respond to a nuclear strike, instructing people not to look at bright light from the explosion, to take shelter behind barriers, lie on the ground, and cover their heads and faces.
“لا تنظروا إلى الضوء شديد الانفجار، واحتموا خلف حاجز، واستلقوا على الأرض، وغطوا الرأس والوجه…”
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Egypt begins pilot test of fuel distribution monitoring system
Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources launched a pilot electronic monitoring system in Port Said to track fuel product distribution and prevent illegal practices. The system uses electronic tags issued by traffic authorities to monitor fuel movement from supply through to end consumers.
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Reports claim Trump cancels campaign events, prepares for war
Social media posts circulate claiming President Trump has cancelled all campaign rallies and returned to the White House, with allegations that he is preparing for military action and receiving briefings from U.S. Central Command.