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New in 2026 Most people realize this too late.

What to do when sirens, air raids, or war disruption hit, before panic takes over.

A civilian plan for the first 10 minutes, the first 72 hours, and the hard decisions after that. Built from real wartime lessons in Ukraine, with printable checklists for air raids, sheltering, blackouts, evacuation, and emergency disruption.

Built from real experience
Practical, not theoretical
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WarReady guide, emergency go-bag and first-aid supplies
Inside: first 10-minute checklist, go-bag list, documents, shelter basics
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30+ countries
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  • Written from real civilian wartime experience in Ukraine
  • Instant PDF access + printable first-hour checklists
  • Practical guidance for sirens, shelling, blackouts, evacuation and shelter
  • Updated as we keep learning what actually helps
Why this exists

Emergencies feel distant — until the first siren.

Most civilians do not fail because they are weak. They fail because the first minutes of an air raid, shelling, blackout, or sudden disruption are chaos, and chaos punishes people who have no plan.

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You don't know what to do in the first 10 minutes

Where to go, what to grab, who to message, and how to stop wasting critical minutes in confusion.

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No realistic go-bag

Random lists from the internet miss what actually matters during shelling, evacuation, blackouts and long hours away from home.

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You rely on internet and GPS

Power, mobile networks and official services can fail fast. If your whole plan depends on your phone, it is not a real plan.

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Panic instead of a plan

Fear is normal, but preparation turns panic into action. A simple checklist gives your body something to do next.

What you get

A step-by-step civilian plan for the moments when thinking clearly is hardest.

Everything is built to help you act faster, prepare better, and make fewer mistakes under pressure.

Not theory. Not prepper fantasy. Just what helped ordinary civilians during air raids, shelling, blackouts and fast-moving disruption.
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See what you actually get

Real pages from the guide, so you can judge the quality, clarity and practicality before you buy.

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First 10 minutes checklist

A simple sequence for what to do immediately: move away from windows, get to shelter, send one short message, and wait for the all-clear.

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Realistic 72-hour go-bag

What civilians actually packed, what they regretted forgetting, and what turned out to be useless dead weight.

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Documents that matter

The papers to print before systems fail, plus the mistakes people discovered too late when they needed to move fast.

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Safer spots at home

How to reduce risk indoors, get away from glass, and choose the safest place available when you cannot leave immediately.

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Reader stories

What happened after people used it

Specific feedback from readers who used the checklists to prepare bags, documents, family plans and evacuation decisions.

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Anna , mother of two
Poland · Packed family go-bags and set a meeting point
Verified buyer

I thought we were more or less prepared already. Then I went through the checklist and realized we had no printed documents for the kids and no proper meeting point if phones stopped working. We fixed both that same night.

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Miguel
UAE · Printed documents and built an offline contact plan
Verified buyer

What got me was the boring stuff you normally postpone. We finally printed the documents, wrote the important numbers on paper, and agreed what to do if the phones were dead. It was not dramatic, just useful.

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Lucas
Lithuania · Rebuilt his go-bag in one night
Verified buyer

My bag was honestly nonsense before this. Too much random gear, not enough things I would actually need. I took half of it out, added cash, medication and copies of documents. Now it feels like something I could really grab and go with.

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Sofia
USA · Set up a family communication plan
Verified buyer

This was the first time we stopped saying "we should prepare sometime" and actually made decisions. Who messages whom. Where we meet. What stays by the door. What goes in the car. Small things, but now they are decided.

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David
Germany · Built an evacuation checklist for his household
Verified buyer

Most preparedness content loses me pretty quickly. This felt more real. We used it to check our nearest shelter, look at our route out of the city, and notice a few obvious gaps we had somehow ignored.

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Claire
France · Prepared document copies in one evening
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The documents section was the part that really hit me. We had IDs in one drawer, prescriptions somewhere else, and no copies together. It took one evening to sort it out, but without the checklist I probably would have kept putting it off.

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Tomáš
Czech Republic · Turned a stressful topic into a family plan
Verified buyer

I was worried this would turn into one more heavy conversation at home. It actually did the opposite. We sat down, talked through the basics, and ended up with a short list of things to fix that weekend instead of just feeling stressed.

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Why Trust This Guide

Built by Ukrainians who had to make these decisions for real.

This is not commentary from a safe distance. It is distilled from what ordinary civilians learned while dealing with sirens, shelling, evacuation pressure, disrupted services and the first hard hours of war.

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Marko Tyschenko
Civic volunteer & civilian war readiness educator

After living through the first days of the full-scale invasion, Marko spent years helping civilians think through evacuation, emergency planning and practical preparedness. WarReady is the result: a guide designed to answer the exact questions people ask when they suddenly realize they are not ready.

30+
online lectures teaching civilians how to prepare before crisis hits
1,200+
people helped during one of the hardest periods of their lives
1,500+
readers across 30+ countries already using the guide and checklists

Why this feels different from generic preparedness content

  • Built from civilian wartime experience in Ukraine, not theory from a safe distance
  • Shaped by evacuation planning, aid coordination, shelter realities and blackout conditions
  • Reviewed with input from volunteers, medics and parents who evacuated with children

Written in plain language for civilians who need a practical plan, not military jargon.

Contents

What the full guide covers

Structured into practical modules for civilians who need a usable plan, not theory.

Module 1

Before it starts

How to prepare when war is still "somewhere far away."

  • Minimum home preparation that really matters
  • Family communication and backup plans
  • Basic supplies for 2–4 weeks without overbuying
Module 2

First 24–72 hours

Step-by-step plan for the first sirens, explosions and news.

  • Checklist: what to do in the first 10 minutes
  • Deciding: stay, shelter or evacuate
  • How to pack and leave in under 30 minutes
Module 3

Go-bag from Ukraine

We show what people in Ukraine actually carried — with photos and stories.

  • Essentials for adults and children
  • Medicine and documents
  • What we regretted NOT taking
Module 4

Life under shelling

If you have to stay: how to reduce risks at home.

  • Safer places in the apartment/house
  • Windows, glass, debris and simple protection
  • Blackouts: light, water, heating
Module 5

Mental resilience

How to live when every sound may be an explosion.

  • What helped us sleep and function
  • Children and war: simple rules
  • How to support loved ones remotely
Bonus

For different countries

How to adapt Ukrainian experience if you live in the EU, UK, US or elsewhere.

  • What to check in your city in advance
  • Useful local documents and contacts
  • How to talk to skeptical friends and family
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Try the guide for 14 days. If it does not help you feel more prepared, email us within 14 days of purchase and we will refund you.

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Questions

Before you decide

This guide is not about living in fear. It is about reducing chaos if something unthinkable happens. The goal is simple: make a few calm decisions now so you are not forced to make them in panic later.
No. We share experience from Ukraine, but each chapter has notes on how to adapt it if you live in the EU, UK, US or other regions.
You can go straight to the most urgent parts first. The guide is structured in short modules and includes printable checklists, so you can get the key actions quickly and come back to the rest later.
Yes. This is written for ordinary people who do not want to turn their life into survival training, but want a minimum realistic plan.
That is exactly when preparation is easiest. This guide is for people who hope they never need it, but would rather think once in peace than improvise later under pressure.
Most readers say the opposite: having a simple plan and checklists reduces anxiety, because you know what to do if something happens.
You get the full digital PDF guide in your selected language, printable checklists, a mobile-friendly version for quick reference, and future updates. No physical items are shipped.
Yes. You are protected by a 14-day money-back guarantee. If the guide does not help you feel more prepared, email us within 14 days of purchase and we will refund you.
Yes. That is one of the main reasons the guide includes printable materials, paper backup ideas, family communication planning and offline preparation steps.
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