Would Your
Home Survive Russia’s War?

 

Russia’s relentless attacks have changed housing priorities: it’s no longer about views or comfort, but how fast and safely you can reach protection. Here are the main lessons.

Video: Kyiv Today

 

The “Two-Wall Rule” between you and the street is a key strategy in areas with frequent air raid alerts.

Concrete or brick walls increase safety during attacks.

 

Underground is safer: subways, parking garages, and purpose-built shelters now save lives.

Metro stations shelter thousands daily.

Schools with reinforced shelters are opening all across Ukraine.

Safe rooms and reinforced capsules protect apartments.

 

Living near factories, power stations,
or strategic sites increases risk.

Western regions such as Lviv, Ternopil, and Ivano-Frankivsk are safer and in demand.

Prices now reflect safety, not luxury or location convenience.

 

Safety Checklist for Every Home

—How fast can I reach a shelter?

—Is there a reinforced room or basement with ventilation and power?

—Are there strategic targets nearby?

—Can I stay connected in an emergency?

—And remember the “Two-Walls Rule.”

 

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Would Your Home Survive Russia’s War? Hard Lessons From Ukraine

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