At the beginning of the general invasion of the Russian Federation, the president had to live in a bunker. Total darkness and total secrecy reigned there.
Journalists visited the bunker where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was in the first days of the war. About a dark, windowless and very secret place on Sunday, February 19, journalists from The Sunday Times speak.
According to them, only a small group close to the Ukrainian leader had access to the secret shelter.
“The Ukrainian president, along with his entourage, remained in a shelter without electricity and mobile communications almost until the beginning of May 2022, although at first for a few days,” the journalists noted in the article.
Back then, the president rarely came out to assure Ukrainians that he would stay in the country. His team, isolated, received information about the events through their gadgets.
Those who receive an invitation to live in an underground bunker are required to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
This agreement contains a prohibition against disclosing any details. Including the location of the object, its design and comfort. Even food is out of the question.
According to security protocol, passwords for entering the bunker are changed daily.
This secret bunker has existed in Ukraine since the time of the USSR and was created to ensure safety during an all-out nuclear war. Due to its design, it can withstand a direct strike from a nuclear weapon and has its own life support, ventilation and water supply systems.
In the past month, according to The Sunday Times, Zelensky visited the bunker only once.
Remember that a secret railway was built in Russia for the leader of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin. It also includes a network of stations in the residences of the head of the Russian Federation.
Earlier, a resident of the Nikolaev region published an ad about renting a bunker.
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Source: korrespondent
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