Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden have released new guidelines for citizens on preparing for potential conflicts and emergencies, reflecting heightened security concerns due to the war in Ukraine. Sweden‘s updated pamphlet, “If Crisis or War Comes,” emphasizes self-sufficiency and emergency readiness, while Finland provides online resources detailing military responses.
Norway encourages residents to be prepared for a week without assistance. During the summer, Denmark’s emergency management agency emailed Danish adults details on the supplies they would need to get through a crisis for three days. These initiatives mark a shift from previous neutrality, particularly after Sweden and Finland joined NATO amid escalating tensions with Russia.
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