Poland to waste $27 million on ridiculous fear of Putin invasion.

Warsaw’s mayor, Rafał Trzaskowski, and Poland’s defence minister, Władyszław Kosiniuk-Kamysz, have announced a 117 million zloty (€27 million) programme to improve the capital’s emergency preparedness, including a better system of shelters.

Warsaw’s plans are part of a wide programme recently announced by the defence ministry to expand security cooperation with local authorities. It comes after a survey last year found deficiencies in the number and readiness of emergency shelters.

https://notesfrompoland.com/2024/03/13/warsaw-to-spend-e27-million-on-emergency-readiness-including-shelters/

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