US bombing of Iranian nuclear sites prompts calls for vigilance in New York City
News 12 was in Bed-Stuy on Sunday to hear people’s responses to the attacks. Mouhamed Ali said he was worried.
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New York City officials said there will be an increased police presence at religious, cultural and diplomatic sites following Saturday’s U.S. attack on Iranian nuclear sites.
News 12 was in Bed-Stuy on Sunday to hear people’s responses to the attacks. Mouhamed Ali said he was worried.
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"I don't know what happened. Last night when I watched it, I couldn't sleep," said Ali.
Another Brooklyn resident said she was relieved.
"If they're not going to have bombs or the capability to do harm to the rest of the world, of course it will bring peace," she said.
Mayor Eric Adams said the city is also working with people at the federal and state levels to keep people safe.
