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0:00 - Introduction and Danger of Windows
0:54 - Problems with Escaping by Car
1:51 - Avoid Posting Troop Movements Online
2:29 - Staying with Family and Home Safety
3:58 - Survival Supplies and Personal Safety
5:08 - Dangers of Running to the Mountains
6:31 - Risks of Spreading Fake News and Blackout Policy
7:27 - Ignoring Warnings and Trusting Unofficial Info
👉 This channel was created in collaboration with https://www.youtube.com/@센서스튜디오
0:00 - Introduction and Danger of Windows
0:54 - Problems with Escaping by Car
1:51 - Avoid Posting Troop Movements Online
2:29 - Staying with Family and Home Safety
3:58 - Survival Supplies and Personal Safety
5:08 - Dangers of Running to the Mountains
6:31 - Risks of Spreading Fake News and Blackout Policy
7:27 - Ignoring Warnings and Trusting Unofficial Info
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00:00I'm back after a long time, this is the top 10 series which was the core content of Sensor Studio.
00:04Today, I've picked the top 10 things you should never do if a war breaks out.
00:07Let's get right into it.
00:08First, number 10, being close to a window.
00:10In fact, when an air raid siren goes off, many people get startled and, out of curiosity,
00:14go close to the window to watch the air raid or shelling scenes.
00:17During the Middle East wars, many people staying in hotels got close to the windows to watch drone air raids.
00:23When explosions happened, the glass shattered, and a lot of people were injured by the broken window glass.
00:27The explosions caused by bombings or air raids are much more powerful than you might think.
00:31Those of you who have served in the military will remember how loud the sound of live ammunition being fired
00:36or even gunshots was.
00:37Whatever you imagine, you should know it's even louder than that.
00:40Therefore, if war breaks out, you should never go near the windows.
00:43If an air raid siren goes off, it's best to evacuate to an underground facility.
00:47If you can't evacuate to an underground facility, the safest thing to do is to crouch down in a corner
00:53as far away from the windows as possible.
00:55Number 9 is escaping the city by car.
00:57In reality, if war breaks out, roads, ports, and airports will be closed first.
01:01The military needs to use them first for conducting the war.
01:03And if war breaks out, a huge number of people will try to leave by car.
01:07Because of severe traffic jams, you won't even be able to move.
01:10Actually, this creates two problems.
01:12If you just wait on the road in a traffic jam, the chances of being attacked are very high.
01:16If you're just waiting on the road and a bombing or air raid happens, you won't be able to respond
01:20and could get hurt.
01:22On top of that, if a lot of cars crowd the roads at once, it causes serious problems for military
01:27forces trying to move.
01:28There could be situations where the military can't move on time.
01:31Therefore, it's better to use transportation like bicycles or motorcycles that can quickly move through narrow roads.
01:36But even with these, it's best to refrain from going outside because just being outside is dangerous.
01:41Attacks will keep happening.
01:42So if you have to travel long distances, it will be easier to use a motorcycle or bicycle rather than
01:46a car.
01:47Number 8 is posting pictures of troop movements on social media.
01:50Even right now, there are many cases where people post photos or videos of military units training on social media.
01:56But this becomes a very big risk during wartime.
01:58It's very easy to analyze and pinpoint locations using videos or photos of troop movements posted on social media.
02:03For example, during the war in Ukraine, Chechen troops were discovered by Ukrainian intelligence
02:07while broadcasting a TikTok live as they moved and they were completely wiped out by a Ukrainian military bombardment.
02:13That's why posting photos or videos on social media can be valuable information for someone and that someone could be
02:18the enemy.
02:19Therefore, you should never upload videos of troop movements.
02:22Number 7, rushing outside to look for your family.
02:25When war actually breaks out, most people will try to find their family and friends first.
02:29But the problem is that almost everyone acts the same way.
02:33This is one of the common cases where entire families die together during major disasters.
02:36When a disaster strikes, family members wander around trying to find each other.
02:40As a result, they often miss each other and miss each other, fail to find one another, and often end
02:44up as casualties.
02:44The same thing will likely happen if a war breaks out.
02:47Therefore, if a war breaks out, it's important to gather at home and check on the safety of your family
02:51members.
02:51There are cases where people go outside to look for their family members.
02:54But unless your children are very young, if they are in middle or high school and can make their own
02:58decisions,
02:59it's usually safer to stay inside the house rather than going out to search for them.
03:01If you go outside to look for them, the chances of being killed by a bombing or air raid actually
03:06increase.
03:06And when war breaks out, there's a high chance that communication centers will be hit,
03:10making it very likely that you won't even be able to contact anyone.
03:13So, it's actually better to stay at home as it increases your chances of survival.
03:16Now, you might have this question.
03:17You might ask if staying inside the house is dangerous.
03:20But actually, staying inside the house can be safer.
03:22Steel-reinforced concrete buildings can withstand most bombings.
03:25If you look at examples from the war in Ukraine, even though there were countless bombings during urban warfare,
03:29steel-reinforced concrete buildings have shown that they can endure.
03:33Buildings don't collapse easily like in the movies.
03:36Or before war breaks out, it's important for families to make plans and set rules in advance.
03:40Decide ahead of time where to meet if war occurs, what to do if you can't contact each other, and
03:45where each person should wait.
03:47If one family member can't be reached, the rest of the family shouldn't all go outside to look for them.
03:51Especially if the missing family member is an adult, who can evacuate on their own, it's important to prioritize everyone's
03:56safety.
03:57Next, number six.
03:58There are quite a few people who prepare an emergency bag in advance.
04:01Getting things ready like water, emergency food, a flashlight, and a power bank can be helpful for evacuation.
04:07But the problem is telling people around you that you've prepared a survival bag,
04:10or walking around outside with a bag full of supplies.
04:12If war breaks out, it may become harder to maintain public order than usual.
04:16Since the police and military will be deployed to respond to armed infiltrators and guard-key facilities,
04:20it will be difficult to maintain normal public security in all areas as usual.
04:24It may be hard to do so.
04:25Measures such as martial law or movement restrictions may also be implemented,
04:28so you should not assume that things will be the same as usual.
04:31In this situation, there may be a rush to secure essential supplies such as food, water, and medicine,
04:35and in some areas, crimes like theft or looting may occur.
04:40At this time, carrying a bag full of survival supplies outside can attract the attention of others.
04:44It can be even more dangerous if people around you know that your bag contains items like food, medicine, or
04:49batteries.
04:49There is also a possibility that someone might try to take your supplies or threaten you.
04:53You could end up becoming a walking jackpot.
04:55Therefore, it's best to prepare only as much as you need in your survival bag,
04:59and keep it in a safe place when not in use.
05:01If you need to evacuate, it's important to take only the necessary items with you,
05:05and not unnecessarily let others know where and what you are storing.
05:08The supplies you prepare for survival should not become the reason you end up in a dangerous situation.
05:13Next is number five, running away to the mountains.
05:15Actually, this is something that quite a lot of people misunderstand.
05:18You might ask, isn't it safe to run away to the mountains?
05:21That's partly true and partly false.
05:23If a war breaks out, military facilities and cities will be the main targets of attack,
05:27so from that perspective, the mountains could be a safe option.
05:30The problem is, if a war breaks out, countless armed gorillas will come down through the mountains.
05:34If you're hiding in the mountains at that time and run into armed gorillas, you won't be able to avoid
05:38death.
05:38I don't think it will end well.
05:40And to survive in the mountains, you need to secure at least food, clothing, and shelter.
05:44But especially, securing food is the biggest problem.
05:47Some people think you can just eat berries or catch animals in the mountains.
05:50But in reality, that's not so easy.
05:52It's highly likely that modern people haven't mastered hunting or foraging skills to that extent.
05:56You'd be lucky not to die from eating the wrong mushrooms.
05:59Also, if war breaks out, even the South Korean military will leave their bases and move to certain areas.
06:03But most military units move into the mountains.
06:06If they go to cities or their original bases, they're more vulnerable to enemy attacks.
06:09So they move to the mountains where it's easier to ambush.
06:12But as I mentioned earlier, armed gorillas might come down, right?
06:15There's a chance that the military could mistake you for armed gorillas.
06:18Therefore, staying inside a building is safer than running into the mountains.
06:21And since this is a country that has been preparing for war for 70 years,
06:25food will eventually be distributed through a rationing system.
06:27So staying in the city actually allows you to receive more protection from the government.
06:31Next is number four.
06:32It's about spreading fake news on social media.
06:34If fake news spreads, it will cause that much confusion in society.
06:37A single careless social media post you make could lead to chaos.
06:41You shouldn't post things like North Korean troops have arrived nearby even as a joke.
06:45On top of that, the government is likely to respond quickly to strictly punish this kind of fake news.
06:50So please don't post fake news before you get caught by the military police.
06:53It's number three.
06:54Those of you who have served in the military probably already know this.
06:57The blackout policy is extremely important.
06:59During war, houses with lights on are more likely to be attacked because they're easier to see.
07:03That's why you must always turn off the lights at night.
07:05Or it's safer to use curtains or blinds.
07:07Also, you shouldn't smoke at night because, assuming there are no other lights nearby,
07:11the light from a cigarette can be seen from two or three kilometers away in the dark.
07:14It's really visible.
07:15For example, during the Korean War, Mao Zedong's son, Mao Anying,
07:18died because he lit a fire at night to cook fried rice with eggs.
07:21The fire was spotted by an American bomber flying overhead and that's how he was killed.
07:25Really, just having a light on at night is dangerous.
07:27Next is number two.
07:28Even if you don't post fake news, there's a high chance that a lot of fake news will be posted
07:31on the internet.
07:32On top of that, there's also a possibility that the enemy country will spread fake news everywhere.
07:35Therefore, you shouldn't trust information posted on the internet so easily.
07:39It's safest to only trust official government announcements or statements from news agencies.
07:43Please try not to trust information posted on social media.
07:45There are also some recent trends seen in wars, such as during the Ukraine War,
07:48where the locations of communication centers were tracked and places with frequent mobile phone communication were targeted for airstrike several
07:54times.
07:54Just by using the internet, your location can be tracked.
07:57So, it's best to refrain from accessing the internet as much as possible.
08:00This is the most important point.
08:01The number one mistake is ignoring air raid warnings.
08:03Right after a war breaks out, when sirens or emergency alert texts go off, many people will evacuate immediately.
08:08However, if the war continues for several days, weeks, or even months, the situation can change.
08:13As air raid warnings are repeated, people become accustomed to them and start to think nothing serious will happen even
08:17in the face of danger.
08:18That's when they might stop evacuating, but that's exactly when it becomes most dangerous.
08:22When an air raid warning goes off, it means there is a real possibility of an attack and evacuation is
08:26necessary.
08:26Just because there was no damage during previous warnings doesn't guarantee your safety this time.
08:30The landing points of missiles or shells can change every time, and it's difficult to predict the scale and direction
08:35of an attack.
08:36Even if an explosion occurs far away, you can still be harmed by shockwaves, glass shards, or debris from building
08:41exterior.
08:41When an air raid warning sounds, it's important to first move to the nearest underground shelter or underground space.
08:46If it's difficult to evacuate underground, you should move inside a building, stay as far away from windows as possible,
08:51and find an interior area.
08:53It doesn't matter whether it's day or night.
08:55The fact that there haven't been any attacks so far is not a reason either.
08:58Especially as the war drags on, becoming complacent about safety can become even more dangerous.
09:02At first, people used to evacuate as soon as the sirens went off, but over time they may start to
09:05treat the alarms as just another everyday sound.
09:07However, getting used to the alarms and the danger actually disappearing are two completely different things.
09:12Don't assume that your area won't be attacked.
09:14If an air raid alarm goes off, your first priority should be to move and take shelter.
09:17In a war situation, just a few minutes' decision can affect your survival.
09:20I've seen that happen too many times.
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