According to CoinMeta, and as reported by The Times, Iran is taking measures in preparation for a possible nuclear bunker-busting strike on its underground nuclear facilities by Trump, following the political changes triggered by the results of the U.S. mid-term elections. Videos circulating locally show that the Iranian government is deeply concerned about a potential U.S. bombing of the "Natanz" facility. It is said that senior scientists are stationed at this facility, which is located about 1 mile south of the Natanz uranium enrichment plant, and its protective capabilities are considered sufficient to withstand attacks with conventional weapons. The video analyzed by The Times seems to be preparing local residents for a nuclear explosion targeting this facility. The video guides viewers to imagine the scenario of a nuclear explosion and provides estimated distances to nearby major cities: 17 miles from Natanz, 25 miles from Qazvin, 117 miles from Isfahan, and 223 miles from Tehran. Subsequently, the video provides clear safety instructions: "Go indoors, stay indoors, and pay attention to the latest news." Such an attack could throw a large amount of radiologically contaminated debris into the air, and strong winds could spread deadly radioactive dust for hundreds of miles. The video warns that residents closest to the facility may only have 10 to 15 minutes to take shelter, while communities further away might have several hours to prepare.