In a surprising new report, the European Union (EU) is telling its citizens to prepare for possible disasters, including a nuclear conflict. This warning comes from former Finnish President Sauli Niinisto and highlights the need for people to have enough supplies to last at least three days.
The EU wants its citizens to stock up on basic items that could help them survive if there’s a crisis. This includes food, water, and other essentials. The idea is to be ready for emergencies that might happen because of different threats, such as military conflicts, cyberattacks, or even chemical and nuclear dangers.
This recommendation is part of the EU's broader strategy to ensure that the continent is more resilient in the face of increasing dangers. These threats have been growing, especially since the war in Ukraine escalated, and the EU is concerned about Russia's activities. They fear that Russia may use hybrid tactics—combining military and non-military means—to create instabili...
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