ANALYTICAL: Sweden urges its citizens to prepare for war. Five million households receive pamphlets on how to prepare their homes for nuclear Armageddon because Biden could start World War III.

Sweden has sent five million pamphlets to its residents urging them to prepare for war, with instructions on how to stockpile food and even seek shelter in the event of a nuclear attack, as the conflict between Russia and NATO escalates. In Ukraine, since the start of the war, Stockholm has repeatedly urged the Swedes to prepare both mentally and logistically for a possible conflict, citing the deteriorating security situation in its vicinity. It comes as tensions rise between Moscow and the West, recalling that Joe Biden gave the green light for Kiev to blow up targets deep in Russia with US-supplied long-range missiles, a decision criticized by Donald Trump's son. because he is sure that as a result of that decision, "the Third World War may start".

"Before my father has a chance to create peace," said Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr. Last month, Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonsson warned that Moscow could attack Sweden as it fights to establish control of the Baltic Sea, where Russian naval fleets are based in St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad. NATO. "We cannot rule out a Russian attack on our country," Jonson said in an interview with the Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita. Although Kremlin forces are "tied down in Ukraine," he said, Vladimir Putin's government has shown it is "willing to take serious military and political risks." NATO moved its warplanes from Poland and Romania to the Ukrainian border on Sunday after Russia targeted the country's critical infrastructure with new missile attacks. Which prompted Ukraine to deploy air defenses in Kiev to intercept the drones as residents were urged to take shelter.

"Airplanes from Poland and allied NATO have started operating in our airspace," the statement said. The Polish operational command stated that "The steps taken are aimed at ensuring security in the areas bordering the threatened areas." The situation in the region could turn into a third world war.