Photo: tsargrad.tv
Footage of the underground shelter belonging to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has spread online. The Ukrainian publication "Strana.ua" published the photos and footage on its Telegram channel.
The footage shows a long corridor, a work office, and rooms resembling a conference hall. Some sources write that this object may be connected with the underground infrastructure in the area of Bankova Street in the center of Kyiv, where government agencies are located.
"Strana.ua" noted in its commentary that there is an extensive network of underground shelters built near Kyiv during the Soviet era, which are intended for management in emergency situations.
Another fact has been added to this topic: on February 23, reports circulated in the media, citing Zelenskyy's interview with AFP, in which he stated that he had been in a bunker for a long time in the early stages of the war. In particular, it is noted that from the first days, he mainly stayed at night in the shelter, and now he does not always descend during the air raid.
In short, the discussion surrounding the footage is not yet fully based on official technical details, but mainly on journalists' announcements and Zelenskyy's interviews. But one thing is clear: the security infrastructure in Kyiv and the work regime of the leadership during the war have once again come to the forefront.
