They are calling on citizens to stock up. Appeals in Europe and Asia in case of threat

The UK government launched a campaign urging citizens to prepare emergency supplies for 72 hours in case of crises, recommending items like long-lasting food, water, and first aid kits. This initiative is driven by concerns over climate change, technological dependence, and threats from hostile nations. Following the UK, Japan also called on its citizens to stockpile supplies for natural disasters, suggesting provisions for at least three days. Other countries, including Denmark, Sweden, and France, have made similar appeals, advising residents to prepare for three to seven days of emergencies. The Netherlands provided specific cash savings recommendations for emergencies.