Advise security consultants to British families to prepare a 2 -hour rescue bag

Since Britain pursues environmental goals without pollutants (zero) that leads to the closure of coal power plants, it is increasingly relying on gas and electricity from abroad to keep its lights on.

According to the Daily Mail, nearly 5 % of the British gas needed from Norway is imported from Norway, most of which is supplied through the 2 mile Longel pipeline.

Concerns over Russian planning for sabotage operations have been intensified since one of their spy ships, Yantar, has been mapping in recent months from British underwater infrastructure in the North Sea.

Given that Britain approached the silence last winter, security experts have argued that British families should follow the European Union, advising citizens to pack and prepare a three -day rescue bag.

The bag should include water, non -perishable food, medicine, battery -powered radio, torch, identity documentation and Swiss knife.

“We know that the Russians are active in the North Sea and have the power to cripple our energy communication,” said a source. We need to become self -sufficient and quickly, and English families must be ready for all possibilities.

MPs are also concerned that the Minister of Energy Observing the country’s energy -free environmental goals will make the country more vulnerable to Russian sabotage.

The Minister of Energy has pledged to turn Britain into a clean energy superpower by reducing the use of fossil fuels by less than five percent.

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