Sweden, Finland and Norway this week released detailed guidance for citizens on how to survive a crisis situation like extreme weather or war-like conditions that could hamper food or internet access.

The two Nordic nations joined NATO after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. With tensions rising, they are preparing their citizens in the event the threat spreads.

Both countries are publishing and disseminating new documents with guidelines in case "the worst-case scenario: an armed attack" occurs. "We live in uncertain times. If we are attacked, we all must do our part to defend our independence and democracy.

Ukraine conflict, Nordic countries like Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark are ramping up war preparedness campaigns, urging citizens to stockpile essentials and mentally brace for crises. Meanwhile,

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalates, Nordic countries, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark, are proactively preparing their citizens f

Sweden has a long history of producing war-time manuals for its citizens. "If War Comes" was produced in World War Two and updated during the Cold War. One passage has been elevated in the new booklet: "If Sweden is attacked by another country, we will never give up. All information to the effect that resistance is to cease is false."

Sweden and Finland warned citizens about the potential of a war, urging them to be ready, as the Russia-Ukraine war drags toward the end of its

Finland, which shares a border with Russia, also has a digital brochure advising citizens how to survive in war. The e-document insists the state is "well prepared for self defenc