Ukrainian cities now

Kharkiv (a network of underground schools has been built, where children can fully study even during air raids. Such schools have classrooms, medical and psychological offices, food areas, ventilation, bathrooms, and accessibility for people with limited mobility. Separate educational spaces are equipped at metro stations and in protective structures).

Zaporizhzhia (a large-scale network of underground schools has been created. Some of the facilities are located at a depth of about 7 meters and have dozens of classrooms, medical offices, cafeterias, recreation areas, elevators, and inclusive infrastructure. Individual schools can accommodate up to 1,000 students in two shifts).

 Kherson (a system of underground medicine has been practically created. Operating rooms, intensive care units, laboratories, wards and perinatal departments operate in protected premises. In the underground perinatal center, deliveries and surgeries are performed. The facilities have autonomous power supply, water, ventilation, food supplies and several evacuation exits).

Sumy (special underground schools-anti-radiation shelters have been built, which are simultaneously used as full-fledged educational spaces. They have educational zones, backup power supply, ventilation, sanitary facilities and can accommodate hundreds of children).

Kryvyi Rih (shelters in schools and kindergartens have been systematically modernized and separate underground schools have been created. The protected spaces are equipped with autonomous power supply, ventilation, bathrooms and evacuation exits so that the educational process can continue during threats).

 Khmelnytskyi (a large underground perinatal center with an area of ​​about 1000 m2 has been equipped. It has an operating room, delivery rooms, postpartum wards, intensive care, rooms for newborns, showers and bathrooms. Elevators, several exits, ventilation, water reserves and autonomous life support systems are provided).