A key call to action for member states was to waste no time in preparing an emergency kit that would allow households to be self-sufficient for 72 hours in a crisis.As well as speaking in Brussels to present her 18-page European Preparedness Union Strategy,

As geopolitical tensions grow and climate threats become more severe, the European Union is calling on households to get serious about emergency preparedness. A new report from the European Commission recommends that all residents across member states stock up on essential supplies—enough to last three days without external support.

EU advises citizens to keep 72-hour emergency kit ready amid fears of war - The EU is asking citizens to prepare a 72-hour stockpile of essentials like food and water amid potential crisis threats, in

The European Union is pushing for all households in the 27-country bloc to prepare a three-day survival kit in case of a major conflict or natural disaster crisis

Brussels is hoping to ensure every citizen is equipped for 72 hours of self-sufficiency amid the growing threat of continental conflict breaking out.

Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine the EU is taking the utmost precautions in the event that the war spreads to the rest of the continent. This has been a fear among many European leaders since Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

The European Union is urging all citizens across its 27 member states to prepare three-day survival kits amid growing concerns about potential conflict. The initiative, part of a broader "preparedness strategy",