How bomb shelters return to our lives /Redaktsiya

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During the Cold War, thousands of bomb shelters were built in the USA and the USSR: in the Soviet Union there were collective shelters, and in America citizens used to equip shelters in the basements of their homes. Hollywood even made a comedy about how a family, fleeing the end of the world during the Caribbean crisis, spent 35 years in a bunker.
This year, fears of a nuclear conflict, for obvious reasons, has returned again, and with them the demand for bunkers has increased- and this time private shelters began to be built in Russia, as well as Soviet ones began to be restored. In this video, we figured out whether Russia is likely to become a country of bomb shelters again and where to run if anything happens
Contents:
0:00 Bunkers nowadays
2:53 After February 24, Alexey from Podolsk created a hideout in his own basement
5:26 A hideout in Krasnodar Krai from the inside
9:47 Anna from the Kherson region shares where she hid during the strikes
12:47 Inside the deepest bunker in Moscow
16:05 The Soviet past of modern bomb shelters
17:46 Another function of the Moscow metro
24:06 Bomb shelter of the tram factory in Volgograd
28:12 Hideoit under the monastery
32:27 How the Cold War and nuclear tests changed the system of bomb shelters
34:21 Protection in case of a nuclear threat
36:50 How to breathe in a sealed bunker?
37:40 How much money was spent on bunkers in Europe during the Cold War?
38:50 "Bunker boom" in the USA
40:58 About bomb shelters in the Kherson region
42:38 Who has the key to the bomb shelter?
43:35 In 2014, Europe started improving its bunkers again
45:03 What is the condition of the bomb shelters in Krasnodar?
48:15 Why does no one know where the nearest hideout is?
51:40 How much does it cost to build a bunker in Russia, the USA and Europe?
58:18 Is it possible to use a municipal hideout for commercial purposes?
01:00:08 The safest place in Russia