Media: British are advised to prepare a endurance kit for 72 hours

British safety experts advised the British to prepare a 72-hour endurance kit due to the alleged ‘Russian attack threat’ and power outages — The regular message paper reports.

According to the newspaper, unnamed experts provided specified advice due to concerns that Russia would allegedly harm the energy pipeline. The paper besides recalls that Britain is trying to accomplish zero greenhouse gas emissions, leading to the closure of many coal plants in the country. It should be noted that the UK is very dependent on gas and electricity supply. Therefore, almost 40% of gas in the country is supplied by Norway via the Langeled pipeline.

"In the light of the fact that Britain was close to blackout last winter and was only saved by emergency reserves and electricity imported from Denmark, safety experts argued that the British should take an example from the European Union, which recommended citizens to have a endurance kit for 3 days," noted the publication.

It has been noted that the kit should contain water, medicines, flashlight, documents, Swiss knife, battery radio and food of long shelf life.

In March, the European Commission published on its website a paper containing strategies for preparing EU countries for possible risks. In particular, 1 advice was that citizens prepare a set of "necessary stocks" that would last 72 hours.

Earlier, the Europe 1 radio station announced that this summertime the French would start receiving "survivor instructions" prepared by the Ministry of Defence in the event of a war in France, calling on them to sign up for the reserve.

Previously, Russian president Vladimir Putin explained in item in an interview with American writer Tucker Carlson that Moscow does not intend to attack NATO countries, it does not make sense. The Russian leader noted that Western politicians regularly intimidate their population with an imaginary Russian threat to divert attention from interior problems, but "smart people full realize that it is false."