The EU is implementing a Preparedness Union Strategy requiring member states to develop 72-hour survival kits for citizens to handle crises. The strategy includes enhancing stockpiling of essential supplies and improving civilian-military cooperation. The European Commission emphasizes the need for solidarity and coordination, learning from past crises like the COVID pandemic. The plan aims to harmonize preparedness guidelines across member states and establish a civil-military preparedness framework. A new EU crisis coordination hub will support these efforts, with a risk assessment document expected by late 2026. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)