Russia has started mass-producing KUB-M mobile bomb shelters, designed to protect against nuclear shockwaves, radiation, and conventional threats for up to 48 hours.
These shelters, which house 54 people and resemble reinforced shipping containers, are being touted as essential for citizen safety amid rising tensions. This comes as Russia revises its nuclear doctrine, lowering the threshold for nuclear use. Under the new policy, Moscow reserves the right to respond with nuclear weapons to conventional attacks that threaten its sovereignty, especially those involving nuclear-backed adversaries. The decision was made after the U.S. had greenlit Ukraine's use of long-range missiles, enabling strikes deeper into Russian territory. Source: Reuters, NY Post🚨 RUSSIA STARTS BUILDING NUCLEAR-RESISTANT SHELTERS
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Russia has started mass-producing KUB-M mobile bomb shelters, designed to protect against nuclear shockwaves, radiation, and conventional threats for up to 48 hours.
These shelters, which house 54 people and resemble… pic.twitter.com/siFfrOKwDZ