Imagine this: a nuclear power plant hit by a missile…and your country immediately tells you to stay indoors, seal your windows, and prepare for a potential radiological emergency. This is the reality Kuwait is facing after a projectile struck near Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant late on March 24.
Kuwaiti authorities have issued detailed guidance to citizens — stressing that radiation levels remain “completely normal” and that the alert is purely precautionary. No leak. No meltdown. But the proximity of Bushehr — just 270 kilometers from Kuwait City and on the Gulf coast — makes vigilance essential.
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