klobas
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Ahoj, vždycky, už od dětství jsem rád navštěvoval opuštěná místa, ruiny a tak. Mám rád vojenské objekty, podzemí všeho druhu a taky jeskyně. Mám nějaké nápady, ale schází mi parťák na realizaci, sám chodím nerad, proto jsem se taky zaregistroval sem.
6 months ago
Raionul Șoldănești,
It is the command post of the Supreme Command of the Southwestern Forces of the Soviet Army, used under the Warsaw Pact.
Similar facilities were also built in Belarus, Ukraine, Russia and Azerbaijan.
This giant bunker consists of two huge cylindrical blocks about 35 meters in diameter and is 7 stories deep.
The size is truly staggering.
I have researched somewhere that the cost at the time of construction, (which was sometime in the mid 1980s) cost nearly 32 million rubles.
The walls of all the rooms inside are completely made of steel, which attracts the local metal collectors, who... show more It is the command post of the Supreme Command of the Southwestern Forces of the Soviet Army, used under the Warsaw Pact.
Similar facilities were also built in Belarus, Ukraine, Russia and Azerbaijan.
This giant bunker consists of two huge cylindrical blocks about 35 meters in diameter and is 7 stories deep.
The size is truly staggering.
I have researched somewhere that the cost at the time of construction, (which was sometime in the mid 1980s) cost nearly 32 million rubles.
The walls of all the rooms inside are completely made of steel, which attracts the local metal collectors, who with really no small effort are slowly chipping away the metal walls of one of the two buildings, (the one with an exposed ceiling which was about 1.5 to 2 meters of concrete), how they did it I have no idea, but there is a big excavator with a hydraulic hammer nearby, I guess it's worth it to them...
Not far from here, there is a slowly crumbling apartment building, apparently it was supposed to house the crew that was supposed to work on the building.
Next to the semi-dilapidated building is the chimney of the boiler house, but it was most likely never built.
Similar facilities were also built in Belarus, Ukraine, Russia and Azerbaijan.
This giant bunker consists of two huge cylindrical blocks about 35 meters in diameter and is 7 stories deep.
The size is truly staggering.
I have researched somewhere that the cost at the time of construction, (which was sometime in the mid 1980s) cost nearly 32 million rubles.
The walls of all the rooms inside are completely made of steel, which attracts the local metal collectors, who... show more It is the command post of the Supreme Command of the Southwestern Forces of the Soviet Army, used under the Warsaw Pact.
Similar facilities were also built in Belarus, Ukraine, Russia and Azerbaijan.
This giant bunker consists of two huge cylindrical blocks about 35 meters in diameter and is 7 stories deep.
The size is truly staggering.
I have researched somewhere that the cost at the time of construction, (which was sometime in the mid 1980s) cost nearly 32 million rubles.
The walls of all the rooms inside are completely made of steel, which attracts the local metal collectors, who with really no small effort are slowly chipping away the metal walls of one of the two buildings, (the one with an exposed ceiling which was about 1.5 to 2 meters of concrete), how they did it I have no idea, but there is a big excavator with a hydraulic hammer nearby, I guess it's worth it to them...
Not far from here, there is a slowly crumbling apartment building, apparently it was supposed to house the crew that was supposed to work on the building.
Next to the semi-dilapidated building is the chimney of the boiler house, but it was most likely never built.
Jedná se o velitelské stanoviště vrchního velení jihozápadních sil sovětské armády, používaného v rámci Varšavské smlouvy.
Podobné objekty byly vybudovány též v Bělorusku, na Ukrajině, v Rusku a Ázerbájdžánu.
Tento obří bunkr tvoří dva ohromné bloky válcového tvaru průměru cca. 35metrů a jsou 7 pater do hloubky.
Velikost je opravdu ohromující.
Někde jsem vyštrachal, že náklady v době výstavby, (což bylo někdy v polovině 80. let 20. století) stály stát téměř 32 milionů rublů.
Stěny všech místností uvnitř jsou komplet z oceli, což láká místní sběrače kovů, kteří za opravdu nemalého úsilí pomalu odkrajují kovové stěny jednoho ze dvou objektů, (ten má odkrytý strop který tvořil tak 1,5 až 2 metry betonu), jak to dokázali netuším, ale opodál stojí veliký bagr s hydraulickým kladivem, asi jim to za to stojí...
Nedaleko odtud, stojí pomalu se rozpadající panelák, patrně v něm měla být ubytována posádka, která měla na objektu pracovat.
Vedle polorozpadlé budovy stojí ještě komín kotelny, ta ale s největší pravděpodobností nebyla nikdy postavena.
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hawky
6 months ago
Ty makáči, jak jsi o nich říkal, jsou tam boží :)
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