This Monday, the Swedish government began distributing a new pamphlet to millions of its citizens, telling them how to prepare for a sudden and unexpected war. This guide, called "In Case of Crisis of War," is an updated version of a similar booklet first issued six years ago. But things have changed dramatically since then.
Sweden is now a member of NATO, and the world is on edge with the ongoing war in Ukraine. The Swedish government’s new survival guide reflects these changes. With tensions between Russia and NATO countries, especially after reports that the U.S. has given Ukraine permission to launch long-range missile strikes on Russian soil, Sweden is taking no chances.
The pamphlet is twice as long as the previous one and includes detailed instructions on what citizens should do if a war breaks out. It talks about how to survive in a worst-case scenario, like a foreign invasion or when basic services (like water, electricity, and food supply) might suddenly stop. The ...
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