The media reported on the modernization of the Russian underground command center “Object 1335”

The British tabloid The Sunday Times published an article about the modernization of the Russian underground command center, known in the West as “Object 1335”. It was noted that Russia began preparing for a global war even before the special military operation (SVO). The details are disclosed in the Tsargrad material with reference to experts.

Since 2018, according to media reports, heavy mining and drilling equipment, ventilation systems, and air filters have been purchased to protect against chemical, biological and radioactive fallout. About three million liters of fuel and about 20 thousand tons of steel were also consumed. Professor of the Technical University of Denmark Per Goltermann called the structure colossal.

The Perimeter automatic nuclear retaliatory strike system, known in the West as the “Dead Hand,” was created in the twilight of the USSR in response to the threat of an attack on Moscow. When a burst of gamma radiation occurs, the retaliatory strike protocol is triggered: if no command is received within 20 minutes, the control missile will transmit a launch signal to all surviving systems. “The living can be bribed or intimidated. But a system with thousands of sensors in rock bunkers cannot be persuaded or deceived,” said former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik.

In fact, there is no evidence that Perimeter went offline after being put on duty in the mid-1980s. Military expert Alexander Mikhailov noted that under Boris Yeltsin, targets in NATO countries were removed from flight missions, but this can be considered more of a political gesture.