Mayor Eric Adams, center, said there's no imminent threat against the city after the Office of Emergency Management put out a PSA on nuclear attacks
- ‘Pack a bag. Know where your medicines are located’: Eric Adams says PSA telling New Yorkers how to deal with a nuclear bomb was prompted by fears of a Russian attack
- NYC’s Office of Emergency Management created the video after the Russian attack, mayor says
- He reminded New Yorkers the city is still a prime target for attacks
- In a new 90-second clip, the OEM told New Yorkers to: ‘Get inside, stay inside and stay tuned’
- The bizarre timing of the video is raising questions, with one official simply saying: ‘We really didn’t want to put this off’
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a range of vague threats this year against Ukraine’s allies following the February invasion
- In May 2022, a member of Putin’s puppet parliament bragged on TV that the Russians could wipe out the US with just four missiles
- A nuclear blast in New York City would likely kill 1.2 million people instantly
- Adams said there is no imminent threat but that New Yorkers should prepare for natural disasters too
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