The United Kingdom has advised households to stockpile food and drinking water as part of preparations for severe national disruption, including the possibility of war, cyberattacks, and extreme weather. The advice is part of a national resilience campaign, and the UK government has begun updating its contingency planning document, known as the 'war book'. Poland's Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, warned that Russia may test NATO with 'accidental' drone or missile strikes, while Germany has stepped up civil defence and military preparedness amid the Russian threat.
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