Rising tensions between Russia and NATO have prompted France to instruct hospitals to be ready for major emergencies by 2026. The directive emphasizes maintaining medical supplies, trained personnel, and rapid response capabilities. Other European nations, including Germany, Italy, and Spain, are strengthening border security and emergency services. Experts warn the situation may be long-term, highlighting the need for vigilance in health, safety, and citizen services. France’s Health Minister Catherine Vautrin calls the preparations a normal, strategic readiness measure.
Rising tensions between Russia and NATO member countries have increased fears of a potential conflict in Europe. France’s Ministry of Health has instructed hospitals across the country to remain vigilant and be prepared to handle a “major emergency” by 2026.
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