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Kyiv Region Building 47 New Civil Defense Shelters

Authorities plan to add two more mobile shelters by the end of the year as construction continues across the region.

· 1 min read · language: en
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— Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Construction is underway in Ukraine's Kyiv region on 47 new civil defense shelter facilities, according to Ukrinform.

Regional authorities also plan to install two additional mobile shelters by the end of the year, adding to the fixed facilities currently being built. The expansion reflects ongoing efforts across the region to increase civilian protection capacity.

The available reporting does not specify the total cost of the project, the locations of the new shelters, or a completion timeline for the 47 facilities under construction. It also does not detail how many shelters currently exist in the region or how the new capacity compares to current needs.

Shelter construction has been an ongoing priority for Ukrainian regional authorities amid the continuing war, with local governments across the country periodically announcing new civil defense infrastructure projects.

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