Demand for bunkers has surged in Russia amid the war
Russia has seen a sharp rise in demand for private bunkers—the number of orders has increased by approximately 140%.
This is reported by Russian media.
It is noted that the main customers are top managers, large businesses, and certain officials who fear the escalation of global conflict amid the war against Ukraine and the situation in the Middle East.
According to manufacturers, orders have been coming in almost daily since early March, and the installation schedule is already booked through the summer. Interest in building shelters at dachas and suburban properties has grown particularly sharply—the number of such orders has increased 2.5-fold.
Basic bunker models start at 2 million rubles and are designed for two people. At the same time, affluent clients more often opt for custom designs with expanded features—living areas, a kitchen, a shower, and even relaxation zones.
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