Mayor of Warsaw: Underground car parks and metro stations are among the approximately 7 million square meters of space that can serve as shelter in the capital

Rafal Trzaskowski, Mayor of Poland's capital Warsaw, said he will spend 117 million zlotys ($30 million) on bomb shelters and other security measures over the next two to three years, as the war in neighboring Ukraine enters its third year.

"We made an inventory of shelters on our own initiative," Rafal Trzaskowski said at a press conference after the publication of the Polish Supreme Audit Institution's report on the provision of more bomb shelters to the capital. said.

Trzaskowski stated that 117 million Zloty is needed to improve security in the next two or three years, and that the capital is ready to allocate more money for this target.