World's biggest nuclear bunker where billionaires could survive in luxury for 10 years

dailystar.co.uk:

Russia invaded Ukraine last month, interest in nuclear shelters has skyrocketed spurred on in part by Vladimir Putin's reckless rhetoric, but the elites of the world have been planning for years.

The Oppidum (which is a fantastically ominous name for a bunker in anyone's book) is located in a quaint valley in the Czech Republic surrounded by high walls that ensure it can't be identified by the irradiated masses.The massive 323,000 square foot structure extends well into the ground and is kitted out with all the luxury items you'd expect including a swimming pool, wine cellar and helipad.The whole building is fitted with a network of secret tunnels leading to the cavernous vaults beneath the above-ground building so when a bomb hits you can be safely hidden fast.

It was first built during the height of the Cold War as part of combined efforts from the governments of the Soviet Union and what was Czechoslovakia.Its location is than two hours from both London and Moscow by private jet providing easy access for those in the world's centre of power - even if they might not see eye to eye when they get there.

The bunker is also self-sufficient and is claimed that residents could survive there for as long as ten years. Speaking to the Mail, a spokesman said: "The bunker will be able to provide long-term accommodation for residents - up to 10 years if necessary - without the need for external supplies. "This would involve large-scale stocks of non-perishable food and water, along with water purification equipment, medical supplies, surgical facilities, and communication networks with the outside world."While residents stay in the shelter, they are constantly guarded by security who it is claimed have a constant link to the.