Moscow explains how to prepare an emergency kit, which should have food and water for three days. In Telegram it was written that they were instructions of “what to do in case of attack”. The campaign has been around for years.
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In the vicinity of Gorky Park, in Moscow, there is a marker An electronic book that has attracted attention in recent days for containing instructions on how to prepare a “survival kit”, which must contain, among other things, a radio, food and water for three days.
It was the page Осторожно, Москва —which according to Newsweek magazine belongs to a news site— which shared, last Sunday, on Telegram images of the markerwriting that “detailed instructions on how to pack a suitcase” are shownbandage and what to do in case of chemical and nuclear attacks”.
On the screen, the video shows the contents that the “survival bag” must contain: a first aid kit, a radio, a flashlight, matches, a knife, threads and needles, food and water for a minimum period of three days. , disposable. cutlery, toiletries and a change of underwear. According to Newsweek, a mobile phone and gasoline are also part of the recommended products.
The sign showing instructions on how to pack an “emergency bag”
Despite receiving more attention in recent days, the Russian Emergencies Ministry clarified that the campaign has existed for several years, at least since 2016. To the Russian website MSK1, the Ministry assured that the video was approved and displayed on its name. . Even so, he advances on the same page, he could not explain the reason for transmitting such recommendations, nor affirm or deny that it would be “what to do in case of chemical and nuclear attacks.”
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Throughout more than a year of war, the Kremlin has threatened, on several occasions, with the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine, although NATO has said that this risk “is not great.” Last week, Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, announced an agreement for the installation of nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus, which is part of the so-called State Union with Russia, created by the two countries in 1999.
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Source: Observadora
