Russia-Ukraine war: In which bunker is the President of Ukraine hiding in the midst of Russia’s horrific missile attacks, where atom bombs also neutralized

Kyiv. Russia recently launched the biggest missile attack on Ukraine. Many cities, including Kyiv and Lviv, were shaken by Russian missile attacks. Tens of people died in this attack and more than two dozen were injured. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shared photos of the devastation in Kyiv after the attack. But the biggest question is where did President Zelensky take refuge in the midst of this horrific attack. Ukrainian President Zelensky is said to have taken refuge in a secure bunker in the center of Kyiv during the Russian missile attack, where he was present during the Russian army’s attack on Kyiv.

Rumors spread that Ukraine’s President Zelensky had fled the country as Russian troops approached the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, at the start of their attack. But then Zelensky took refuge in a bunker somewhere near the President’s Palace in Kyiv and continued to lead the war. Even amid reports of Zelensky leaving the country, then former Ukrainian Prime Minister Azarov said that President Zelensky could be in a bunker in the center of Kyiv.

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It is said that this bunker is so strong that even a nuclear attack will not have any effect on it. At present, thousands of people in Kyiv are hiding in bunkers to save their lives. From this bunker, President Zelensky maintains regular contact with the leaders of America and other countries from a satellite phone. When the attacks on Kyiv were intensifying, Zelensky used to talk to reporters from some of the world’s media organizations in this bunker. In this bunker, he was constantly surrounded by his defense advisers.

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