When the Third World War begins: the safest countries for escape - the media

So where to go if the Third World War explodes? In the conditions of escalation of global conflicts, it is quite reasonable to think about a plan of action in case of unforeseen circumstances and to go to a safe country, which, it turns out, is not so much. But they are united by one thing: these are the island states, according to journalists who have chosen the safest countries in the event of an apocalypse. About it writes the Romanian edition Adevarul.

New Zealand is one of these areas, being one of the most isolated places on the globe. The country has experienced significant economic growth, largely thanks to rich natural resources and excellent orderly cities. It is a popular tourist destination, and recently and a place where the richest people in the world are imperceptibly acquired real estate, in the event of the Third World War.

All this makes New Zealand a wonderful shelter for those who want to avoid potential disasters of the Third World War. It is also considered one of the "safest places" in the face of nuclear conflict. Experts say that New Zealand will almost be affected by "the consequences of nuclear winter and produces excess food, so starvation is unlikely. " Iceland, another country in this list, offers similar isolation benefits that New Zealand, although it is not so warm.

The summer temperature in Iceland rarely exceeds +14 ° C, and winter nights can boast a temperature of -25 ° C. However, the superiority of the Northern Island is its distance from the rest of the world. Iceland is located approximately 800 km from the northwest of Scotland and 800 km from the West of Norway.

With the modest population of Iceland, which is only 380,000 people by 2022, the wealth of natural resources and renewable energy sources make it attractive asylum to those who fear the threat of the Third World War. But there are frequent volcanic eruptions, this should be taken into account. Chile, one of the most economically developed regions of South America, is the perfect shelter in case of apocalypse because it turns into a large metropolis.

The noisy city of Santiago, the capital of Chile, with a population of five million, and now attracts US citizens and the United Kingdom, who often buy real estate here. There is also an opportunity to buy a private island off the coast. The attractiveness of the city as a shelter during the war is exacerbated by its rich natural resources and a stunning coastline, the longest in the world. For those looking for a warm climate in the midst of crisis, Fiji is a great choice.

This Pacific Island, like New Zealand, is located far from most other countries. Fiji, located 2000 km north of New Zealand, includes more than 100 populated islands. Although Fiji Islands are not as economically developed as other countries in this list, the Fiji population is less: only 90,000 people live in the capital of the Smi capital and not more than 900,000 people around the country.