Germany is plans to expand its hideout network and its shelters, which are rapidly against bombs, amid warnings that the state should be prepared for any Russian attack during the next four years.
The British newspaper “The Guardian” quoted Ralph Tisler, head of the Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance, as saying that Germany seems ready to conflict, calling for urgent updates of the Cold War refugees.
“For a long time, a prevailing belief in Germany prevailed that the war is not a scenario that requires preparedness. But this situation has changed. We are concerned about the danger of a major aggressive war in Europe,” Tisler said.
He called for a national effort to determine tunnels, metro stations, underground parking, car parks and public buildings, and to turn them into protective shelters “to find a million people quickly,” noting that his agency will provide a comprehensive plan later this summer.
Tisler added that the country is in a race against time, and that relying on building new shelters is not sufficient, explaining that such shelters will take a long time for planning and construction and will be expensive. As a result, the structures that exist immediately and immediately must be reviewed.
The ongoing Russian -Ukrainian war raised concerns in other countries, especially in the Baltic, as well as in Poland and Germany, that Moscow will open new fronts in Europe.
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Of about 2000 cache and remaining protection rooms of the Cold War in Germany, only about 580 of them are still in good condition, most of which need millions of euros.
These hideouts will house about 480,000 people, equivalent to only half a percent of Germany’s population. On the other hand, the Environmental Protection Authority in Finland reported that it has 50 thousand protection rooms, equivalent to 4.8 million people, or 85% of its population.
Tisler stressed the need to make efforts to improve information systems, such as: applications and road paintings, to share information with the public about the places they can specifically resort to, in addition to updating the sirens. He added that current warning applications also need to protect better than pirates.
The Frederich Mirz government urged to ensure the provision of the necessary funding to implement his agency plans. The government has agreed to the necessity of plans, but it has not yet officially approved funding.
It is expected that the money from the billions that were launched after the German parliament suspended the debt reduction program in March; What allows large sums of amounts to the army and the vital infrastructure, such as: bridges and methods that enable them to carry tanks, supplies, and civil defense.
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