"A sense of war": the neighboring countries of Ukraine are preparing for nuclear blow from

In many countries of Eastern and Central Europe, shelters are preparing in case Russia still decides to stroke in Ukraine or a terrorist attack at a nuclear facility. The ArcelorMittal Warszawa Prescriber in Poland, Eve Karpinskaya, said that she had never thought seriously that the old basements of the 1950s would have to be used as a shelter. However, the shelling of the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine by the Russian Federation scares it, which is written by the Associated Press.

The newspaper writes that after the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Polish government has ordered an inventory of 62,000 bombos in the country about the use of nuclear weapons. Journalists report that the war in Ukraine has caused fears throughout Europe. It is especially felt in countries such as Poland and Romania, which border Ukraine and will be very vulnerable in the case of a radiation disaster.

Local authorities of Warsaw stated that the city metro and other underground shelters can accommodate 1. 8 million inhabitants. Against the background of hostilities around Zaporizhzhya NPP in Ukraine, Poland also developed a plan for distributing pills of potassium iodine to a local fire depot, which, if necessary, will distribute them to the population. In other European countries, there is also a hype with potassium iodide, which protects the thyroid gland in the case of radiation.

The publication states that many countries have transformed old shelters of the Cold War into a museum. The material says that 60 kilometers from Saraev, Bosnia, is one of the most famous bombos in Europe. It was built to protect political leaders. According to the representative of the state institution, which is now managed by the shelter, Selma Khaadhihusynovich, the situation in the world is very tense. "Burdened, with a very strong sense of coming war," she said.

According to her, the hopper can be used in the New War. Regarding Romania, the government included Salin Turda Salin Salin Salin Mine, which turned into a museum. There they consider Russia nuclear strike unlikely because it "will not bring the great military advantage to the Russians. " Earlier, Focus reported that the US and Russian defense ministers were talked about for the first time in a few months.

Journalists write that the heads of defense agencies of the two countries discussed the situation in Eastern Europe and Ukraine in particular. Previous calls to Moscow from the US was ignored. We will remind that there were satellite images of the defensive "Wagner line" in the Donbass.