[Iran Prepares for Potential US Nuclear Strike; Local Evacuation Guidelines Issued] According to a report by Golden Finance on November 6th, citing The Times, Iran is taking steps to prepare for a possible nuclear bunker-penetrating strike ordered by Trump against its underground nuclear facilities, following political changes triggered by the US midterm elections. Videos circulating online show the Iranian government deeply concerned about a potential US bombing of the "Gazelle" facility. The facility, located about one mile south of the Natanz uranium enrichment facility and reportedly housing senior scientists, is believed to have sufficient protection against conventional weapons attacks. The video, analyzed by The Times, appears to be preparing local residents for a potential nuclear explosion at the facility. The video guides viewers through a hypothetical scenario and provides estimated distances to major surrounding cities: Natanz 17 miles, Kashan 25 miles, Isfahan 117 miles, and Tehran 223 miles. The video then provided clear safety instructions: "Get indoors, stay indoors, and stay informed." Such an attack could throw large amounts of radioactive debris into the air, and strong winds could spread deadly radioactive fallout hundreds of miles away. The video warned that residents closest to the facility might only have 10 to 15 minutes to evacuate, while more distant communities might have several hours to prepare.