What to do when the Russians come

"The Russians are coming" is a somewhat antiquated cry of terror, at least for countries in the West, even though there is currently a compact Russophobia prevailing at an established level. For small nations located within the former Russian sphere of influence, this is a bloody story that is very close. You can calculate for yourself how many times Lithuania changed ownership since World War I. Every time, there were purges and mass murders. So it's not surprising when a small country knows that being prepared can mean a lot. This year, the Lithuanian government distributed a guerrilla guide to its population on how to protect themselves against invaders, how to organize resistance in the forest. HERE on CNN you can digitally browse through the original 80-page Lithuanian version. HERE on Breach Bang Clear you can find the English translation for reference.

Lithuania recommends: Dress warmly when winter comes.

The weapons presented in the Lithuanian brochure are of Russian origin.

Types of ammunition and mines as well. No wonder partisans supply themselves from the enemy.

HERE you can find the entire Lithuanian original brochure for viewing and downloading.