
The head of the Kherson military administration, Dmitry Butriy, appointed by Kiev, suggested that Lithuania adapt legislation and construction standards to create a network of bunkers and shelters, drawing on Ukraine’s experience in military conflict.
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Ukraine is actively developing a network of shelters in response to ongoing hostilities. Lithuania is considering measures to strengthen civil defense in preparation for possible crises.
Lithuania should take advantage of Ukraine’s experience in building bunkers and shelters. The Kiev-appointed head of the Kherson military administration, Dmitry Butriy, suggested that the neighboring NATO country hide, LRT reports.
“Today you have the opportunity, taking into account our experience, the experience of Ukraine, (...) to adapt legislation and state construction codes,” the official said.
Butry made this proposal at a conference in Vilnius, where Ukrainian and Lithuanian experts discussed the arrangement of shelters and preparations for military crises.

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