The EU has an interesting request: Prepare a 72-hour survival package involving food, water, medicine...

EU Commissioner for Crisis Management Hadja Lahbib said the proposals will be officially presented today as part of a broader readiness strategy.

Brussels hopes to ensure that each citizen is equipped for 72 hours <x0).

EU citizens will be told to collect dozens of key items, including match-ups, identity documents introduced into water-free materials, bottled water, dietal chocolate and a flashlight, as part of their completion of éresistence.

European leaders have said that the invasion of Ukraine could soon break out in a war ofglobals. Some Scandinavian countries have already increased their preparation by distributing guidelines for the survival of war.

The EU has now joined such efforts after a historical report by former Finland President Saul Niinsto last year on strengthening Europe's civilian and military readiness.

Knowing what to do in case of danger, playing games with different scenarios is also a way to prevent people from panic. All this comes as additional national strategies”, Lahbib told AFP, escort Periscope.

This will ensure that no panic occurs if disaster strikes, he added, remembering that shelves were cleared of toilet paper in the early days of the pandemic.

In a letter to the EU chief, Ursula von der Leyeen, three lawmakers from the central group of the European Parliament Renew, urged the commission to move further by sending a manual to each family in the bloc for preparation for various criteria, from possible conflict to climate disasters, pandemics and cyber threats.

EU leaders believe Vladimir Putin could further march to Europe if Ukraine's Russian invasion is successful.

The “Russians have globalised the war in Ukraine”, French President Emmanuel Macro said last month.

There is a conflict in Ukraine, in which the Russians, in fact, have done global things. Will War Be Limited in This Theatre? Let's hope so”, he added, transmits Telegrafi.

France is preparing to produce a survival manual for all families, which advises how to protect the republic in case of an invasion.

There will also be instructions about creating a survival set, including directives to collect six liters of water, canned food, batteries and basic medical supplies.

Norwegian officials are also preparing through massive evacuation exercises for citizens in some of the country's northernmost cities, with citizens already equipped with survival guides.

Suedez were given brochures entitled “if the crisis or war comes”, while Finland has warned its citizens to prepare “for incidents and crisis”.

Last summer, Danish officials warned people of the amount of water, food and medicine needed to overcome the three days of crisis.