Russian President Vladimir Putin’s vague threats of using nuclear weapons is driving many central Europeans to purchase large amounts of iodine.
Several countries in central Europe have reported residents are taking additional safety measures in case Russia feels the need to invade or use its nuclear arsenal. That includes acquiring iodine, which can help combat radiation.
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