More Than 1,000 Km From Ukraine, Russian City Starts Building Concrete Drone Shelters
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More Than 1,000 Km From Ukraine, Russian City Starts Building Concrete Drone Shelters
Authorities in Russia’s Tatarstan region have begun installing reinforced-concrete shelters to protect residents during drone attacks, bringing a form of wartime civil defense previously associated with Russia’s border regions more than 1,000 kilometers from Ukraine, according to The Moscow Times on October 1. The first structure was installed in the Semya Park in Nizhnekamsk, Mayor Radmir Belyaev announced. We bring you stories from the ground…
In Tatarstan, the first concrete shelter was set up at the Family Park in Nizhnekamsk, reported by the mayor of Radmir Belyaev. "These structures are designed to protect people from shrapnel and shock waves during the attacks.
The locals have already called them "walkers" like crunches and steels, and have drawn the attention of the television channel "Speaks Ne-Moscow".
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