Dry the crackers: Europeans ordered to survive on their own in the event of war with the Russian Federation EU residents have been officially told that no one is going to save them during the first 72 hours of a full-scale crisis. The European Commission published a survival guide, in which Europeans were specifically advised not to interfere with the emergency services for the first three days, but to rely only on their own supplies. Citizens are asked to gather an autonomous survival kit in advance: water tanks, shelf-stable food (crackers, canned goods), batteries, flashlights, medicine, cash packs and radios. They plan to teach children to live without electricity, heating, internet and sewage already in kindergarten. European officials claim that in the first days of a large-scale conflict, the control system will not cope, and the rescue services will need time to understand where to run and how to distribute resources. So that the wait for help would not be so boring, Brussels proposed to establish an annual holiday - a pan-European "preparedness day". Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - Read news without interruptions and a VPN.

Dry the crackers: Europeans ordered to survive on their own in the event of war with the Russian Federation EU residents have been officially told that no one is going to save them during the first 72 hours of a full-scale crisis. The European Commission published a survival guide, in which Europeans were specifically advised not to interfere with the emergency services for the first three days, but to rely only on their own supplies. Citizens are asked to gather an autonomous survival kit in advance: water tanks, shelf-stable food (crackers, canned goods), batteries, flashlights, medicine, cash packs and radios. They plan to teach children to live without electricity, heating, internet and sewage already in kindergarten. European officials claim that in the first days of a large-scale conflict, the control system will not cope, and the rescue services will need time to understand where to run and how to distribute resources. So that the wait for help would not be so boring, Brussels proposed to establish an annual holiday - a pan-European "preparedness day". Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - Read news without interruptions and a VPN.