Germany plans rapid bunker expansion amid fears of Russian attack
c/europe · u/crimeschneck@sopuli.xyz · 83 points
Archived version of www.theguardian.com article (archive.org)
c/europe · u/crimeschneck@sopuli.xyz · 83 points
Archived version of www.theguardian.com article (archive.org)
u/RidderSport@feddit.org · 1 points
Especially since the older ones were originally built as blast shelters. We just need to refit them
u/nao@sh.itjust.works · 9 points
That was another government though
u/daw@feddit.org · 8 points
No. This holds some truth in general but the lng terminals built after the Ukraine invasion tell a different story. It is possible if it is needed.
However the story of the lng terminals also show why usually this should not be the case.
u/Melchior@feddit.org · 4 points
Reinstalling some blast doors in metro stations, parking garages and the like is not going to take 20years.
u/elmicha@feddit.org · 28 points
"Civil protection agency chief says" and "Germany plans" are not the same things.
u/varyingExpertise@feddit.org · 25 points
"Rapid" in Germany would mean *"planned for finishing within 10 years, actually done in 20 for double the price and with half of the capacity"*.
u/Alloi@lemmy.world · 1 points
i wonder if they will impliment those 3d printed cement structures at all. i know they arent as dense on average as a traditional bunker, but i imagine that can be tweaked if necessary.