In Britain, the number of people preparing for World War III has increased.

In Britain, the 'survivalist' movement is actively developing, with individuals preparing for various crisis situations, including the apocalypse or World War III. This movement is gaining popularity, gathering more than 23 thousand participants who communicate on social networks.

As the number of war casualties increases, and concerns about another pandemic remain relevant, the participants in the war preparedness movement have taken matters into their own hands, the material emphasizes.

Practical Actions of the 'Survivalists'

Some participants in this movement are creating food supplies, growing vegetables, and keeping pets to ensure their survival in crisis situations. They also dream of having the ability to possess weapons for self-defense in chaotic conditions, believing that the government underestimates the seriousness of the situation.

One participant in the movement teaches his family survival skills, arguing that any knowledge can be useful in a crisis moment. Another participant, Melanie Williams, is always preparing for the unpredictable and has stockpiles of food and necessary items.

The 'survivalist' movement in Britain is gaining more popularity among those who are ready for self-preparedness for potential crisis situations. Participants in this movement are actively preparing for war, pandemics, and other dangers, creating food supplies and learning survival skills.