Turning German subways into “refuges”; Location application is launched!
reported Mehr News Agency quoted Rashatoudi, according to one of the spokesmen of the German Ministry of Interior, in the midst of the escalation of tensions between the West and Russia, the government of Berlin has prepared a list of public buildings that can be used in the event of a war with Russia. as “refuge”.
According to him, among these buildings, metro stations, underground parking lots and some government structures can be seen. Citizens are also advised to use basements and garages as shelters.
The government official also added that once the list is finalized, Germans can use a “software” to locate the nearest shelter.
Although the spokesman of the German Ministry of Interior did not mention the war in Ukraine during his speech, the newspaper “Bild” previously In a report, he wrote that the decision to expand Germany’s underground shelter network was made in the midst of what he called the hypothetical threat of war with Russia.
Germany emerged from the Cold War with more than 2,000 shelters, although about three-quarters of these shelters were decommissioned after the end of the war. Germany’s current shelter network with 579 shelters can accommodate about 480,000 people, which, according to Reuters, is only a small part of the country’s population of 84 million.
The so-called “sanctuary plan” was agreed upon in June, according to the German official. However, his press conference came just after the United States and France confirmed that they had allowed Ukraine to launch missiles from -a..”>Atcoms” and “Scalp” to attack deep into Russian soil.
England has refused to publicly announce the issuance of such a permit, but the Ukrainian forces used “attacks” to attack Russian territory last week. >” American and used the English “shadow of the storm”.
Kiev has asked Berlin to follow Washington and send long-range missile Taros to Ukraine, but Olaf Schultz, the chancellor of Germany has not yet agreed to this request. In response to Ukraine’s attacks on its territory, Russia used the country’s latest hypersonic ballistic missile called “Orshnik” and Russian President Vladimir Putin used it Justify.
