British Defense Minister Wes Streeting called on the British to stock up on water, canned goods and flashlights. He recommended keeping at home three liters of water per person per day, food for several days, power banks and cash in case the payment systems fail. However, according to Rehovot, there is no intelligence that "an attack is about to occur". According to the "Daily Telegraph", the British are already buying radios and flashlights en masse. Sales of radios with manual charging increased fivefold, and flashlights by 284%.