IFRC Regional Director Warns of Worst-Case in Iran

The article states that Hosam El-Sharqawi's visit, the Regional Director of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, to Iran was aimed at supporting humanitarian efforts and understanding the challenges stemming from the ongoing conflict, especially the risks associated with a potential nuclear leak. It confirmed that the situation in Tehran is relatively stable but remains tense, with rising prices for medical and relief supplies due to factory destruction and sanctions. Additionally, it highlighted the difficulties in managing a scenario of deliberate or accidental nuclear leakage. The article called for the protection of medical teams and civilian facilities and warned that blockades and military operations increase the risks of worsening humanitarian and environmental conditions. It also pointed out American threats and the likelihood of attacks on nuclear facilities, which could subject the region to severe nuclear contamination risks.

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