Europe is getting ready for a potential World War 3 by putting in place survival plans, constructing nuclear bunkers, and enacting conscription in anticipation of a potential invasion by Russia. With concerns that Vladimir Putin may be gearing up for a war to oust NATO from Eastern Europe and reinstate the Russian Empire, the continent is undergoing a rearmament process. Experts warn that Russia could launch an attack around 2030, particularly if it achieves success in Ukraine. The European Commission has emphasized the need for the EU to ready itself for a full-scale conflict with Moscow. Countries are preparing their citizens for a brutal fight – with calls for Britain to join the European nations already conscripting their people into growing armies. Civilians are also being prepared if Russian tanks roll down boulevards and paratroopers drop onto squares. France is the latest country set to issue an invasion survival how-to guide for its citizens. The 20-page booklet will give advice to French civilians on how, in the face of an invasion, to defend the republic by signing up to reserve units or local defence efforts. It will also have tips on how to create a survival kit with essentials including six litres of water, canned food, batteries, and basic medical supplies. Earlier this week, Macron revealed that French fighter jets equipped with a new generation of hypersonic nuclear missiles are now stationed on the border with ally Germany. The Germans sit under the protection of the Gallic nuclear umbrella – something which Poland now also wants. Warsaw is looking at getting nuclear weapon protection from either Paris of Washington DC and is set to implement conscription for all men. The Baltics and Nordic countries are keenly aware of the threat Russia poses with all having some form of conscription already in place. Norwegian officials are preparing for mass evacuation drills for its citizens in some of its most northern towns. The country, which shares a 121 mile border with Russia in the Arctic, is hosting a Nato exercise next year and wants civilians to also take part. Locals would have to flee westward or south into Finland in order to escape the imaginary advancing Russian troops. Mayor Toralf Heimdal said: “We cannot have a single Norwegian on the wrong side of the occupation line.” Nordic citizens have also already been provided with terrifying war survival guides. In November, pamphlets landed in Swedish homes eerily titled: “If Crisis or War Comes,” while other nations issue their own chilling advice to fearful citizens. Meanwhile neighbouring Finland has published its own chilling advice online to prepare “for incidents and crises”. Norwegians also received a pamphlet urging residents to know how to manage on their own for a week in the event of war. In summer, Denmark’s emergency management agency put out a warning to Danish adults detailing the water, food and medicine necessary to get through three days of crisis. Sweden and Finland recently gave up neutrality to join Nato after witnessing the atrocities Putin has unleashed in Ukraine since 2022. Germany’s World War 3 preparation plans have already been revealed in a 1,000-page secret document dubbed Operation Deutschland. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine, the top-secret papers reveal specific buildings and infrastructure facilities that need specific protection in an emergency for military reasons. The government is also drawing up a list of bunkers that could provide shelter to civilians. The Interior Ministry announced underground train stations, car parks, state buildings and private properties could all be harnessed for protection. Berlin is also reportedly prepared to move 200,000 vehicles as well as the 800,000 Nato troops across its territory if the situation with Russia turned to all-out war. The Baltics are building a joint defence line on their border with Russia that will have some six-hundred bunkers across each border. It will also include tank ditches, forests, dragon’s teeth, hedgehogs, and rocket systems. Poland and the Baltics have also withdrawn of an international treaty banning anti-personnel landmines as they prepare to stop an advancing Russian army in its tracks. The EU has also started a colossal spending plan to rebuild its armies and support Ukraine. The bloc is set to spend as much as 800bn Euro (£500bn) on defence as it prepares for its long-term defence. Europe is eyeing building a drone shield from the Baltic to the Black Sea as it looks to deter a Russian invasion and make the possibility too painful for Putin to consider.