UK Defence Secretary Says Britain Must Be Ready for War Within 1,000 Days

Defence Secretary Wes Streeting wrote in the Telegraph that Britain's adversaries could be able to attack by 2030, leaving about 1,000 days to prepare with allies. His warning followed a government campaign urging households to stock water, food and emergency supplies, and MI5's warning of Russian hybrid attacks on infrastructure. The story shows a major European state openly preparing its population for possible war, a build-up of military readiness and public pressure for security that fits the wider movement toward collective European defence, though it does not itself indicate a fulfilment of prophecy.