Iran distributes iodine tablets to people near nuclear sites
Iran is giving out iodine tablets to people living near its nuclear sites, just in case things escalate with the US
Health officials say it's a standard precaution to help protect against radiation if anything were to happen.
The move comes as worries grow about possible US military action targeting Iran's nuclear facilities.
US leaders met on Iran strikes
Recently, US leaders, including President Trump, met to talk about potential strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, especially the heavily fortified Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site.
Meanwhile, Iraq has made it clear that Iraqi soil must under no circumstances be used to launch strikes against neighboring nations.
With trust between Iran and the current US administration at a low point, these extra safety steps are making headlines.