European nations begin preparations for possible World War 3

• France orders hospitals to stay battle-ready

• NATO members strengthening defences against Russia

Paris (France) – Whether the world stands on the brink of a Third World War cannot yet be said with certainty. However, Russia’s relentless assault on Ukraine, Israel’s strikes on Iran and Hamas, and China’s display of military strength during its 3 September ‘Victory Day’ celebrations indicate that the possibility of a global conflict cannot be ruled out. In this situation, France and several other European nations have initiated war preparedness measures. This report was carried by Britain’s Talk TV, citing leaked official documents.

According to the information, Scandinavian countries neighbouring Russia, namely Finland, Norway and Sweden, are now training civilians on how to survive during wartime. Military recruitment in these countries is accelerating, while Poland and the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) are also rapidly strengthening their armed forces.

France’s preparations at a war level

Leaked documents reveal that France has begun large-scale preparations for war, including using its civilian hospitals. The French health ministry has issued guidelines instructing hospitals to be ready by March 2026 to treat hundreds of injured soldiers every day. According to Talk TV, France is preparing not only for its own soldiers but also for treating NATO troops. Hospitals have been directed to upgrade their readiness to advanced levels.

NATO’s rule on collective defence

Under NATO rules, if any NATO member is attacked, all members are bound to enter the conflict. This increases the risk of Britain, the USA and many European nations being directly drawn into war. It is worth noting that Poland, which shares a border with Ukraine, became a NATO member two years ago. This situation heightens the possibility of conditions resembling a Third World War.

Germany’s warning

Germany’s top general, Carsten Breuer, has warned that Russia’s upcoming military exercise ‘Zapad 2025’ could be used as a pretext for offensive action.

European military readiness

The Baltic states have constructed joint defence lines including tank ditches, minefields and rocket systems. Germany has drafted a 1,000-page report, named Operation Deutschland, which maps out safe zones, bunkers, and the deployment of NATO troops and vehicles.

Preparations for nuclear war

European nations are also preparing for the possibility of nuclear war. Plans are being made for survival strategies in the event of a nuclear strike. Leaked documents reveal that in July 2025, Britain and France signed an agreement pledging to launch joint counterstrikes against any aggressor in the event of a Third World War. This demonstrates the grave level of Europe’s readiness for a potential large-scale war.