mykola dyomin knew , too. mykola. congratulations. good day . how do you rate it ? those bomb shelters that we saw, we understand correctly that these are the same ones that were built according to soviet norms and standards, and now with this fund, even to what extent is it capable of providing for all challenges, because without a shelter even before it was a gas storage well, once upon a time, before the war, this was the case in in the kitchen, there were gas masks and something like that, some tools to put out a fire if something happens, now the picture is completely different, and in the last 30 years, let's say, everything has changed ; the law that the verkhovna rada has now adopted on the introduction of changes means some documents, so the emphasis there is on the organization of emergency services, civil protection , economic issues, and typological issues not introducing our changes to the architectural projects of architectural buildings well, it seems to me that now we need to ask a broader question, because the territory of ukraine is large, but with

thank you very much, people's honored architect of ukraine, doctor of architecture and professor mykola dyomin joined our broadcast, we talked about the new law on bomb shelters, which are already provided for in the new buildings of the enterprise from his student student school life. it seems that once a month we had such a special e-e lesson it was called geo civil defense in russian then still soviet defense when once a month the whole class and still in himself a good-looking bandage researched studied meaning the construction of a nuclear bomb, how it is damaged and where to go and we always evacuated and put on protective gear and evacuated to the nearest shelter or bomb shelter - this is exactly how it used to be, we just evacuated, and it was separate from the initial military training. it was a separate lesson in civil defense, that's where we are we disassembled automatic weapons, and here we learned to learn how to put on bandages against gas and evacuate to the nearest bomb shelters. we had a hand of bzd. i remember, but it was also the basics of life safety. but it was such a les