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Read how to prepare for long-term power outages, what to cook without electricity, and how to make sure you have an uninterrupted mobile network and internet.
How to survive the worst-case scenario – read here. These are actualised recommendations based on the experience and instructions of Ukraine after the Chornobyl accident in 1986.
Попадание на передовую для российского солдата практически гарантированно означает ранение или гибель. Но у вас есть шанс остаться в живых. Прочитайте – как.
Everyone has the right to a safe shelter. But what to do if you’re not being allowed into a shelter, it’s dirty, or there’s none nearby? Read here.
Read the rules on how to protect your devices from being hacked and your personal data and money from being stolen. Timely and reliable protection will protect you from future problems.
How to stay safe when the enemy is in your city – read here. Learn how to get Ukrainian news, how to behave during searches and how to resist in the enemy’s rear.
War is traumatic both physically and psychologically. Read tips on how to ease your morale and how to help your loved ones cope with psychological problems.
Mines are often invisible. Read about the types of mines and how to protect yourself from them. And also how to help if someone near you is injured by an explosive device.
Read what rights you have, how you can return home, and where to go for help.
The entire Ukraine is now a war zone. Here we have collected the most important rules for rescue in case of shelling, instructions on first aid for the wounded, etc.
Tips to help you remain in touch at all times. As well as consuming only reliable information and avoiding hostile fakes.
What to do if a loved one is taken into captivity? Read the detailed algorithm. Also, read tips that can help both civilians and military personnel survive captivity more easily.
Find out when it is time to leave your town or village. Also, how to evacuate safely and what to take with you when you leave your home.
Read how to determine if the enemy has used chemical weapons. How to minimise damage and how to recognise if you or people around you have been poisoned. And what to do next.
