<p>In Russia, the demand for private bunkers is increasing.</p>

Moscow - Private bunkers capable of protecting their owners from terrorists and war have recently become a hit among Russian billionaires. A company offering fortified residences reportedly plans to open its first store in Moscow soon. This was announced today by Moscow media citing the manufacturer.
     Increased interest in bunkers in Russia was noted by manufacturers about three years ago. The market price for such a facility now ranges around 400,000 dollars (almost seven million crowns) in Russia. So far, fifteen have been sold on the Russian market. In the event of a disaster, they can protect their owners from terrorist attacks as well as the consequences of wars, industrial accidents, and natural disasters.
     According to the Russian site km.ru, billionaire Roman Abramovich, owner of the London football club Chelsea, is a pioneer in the field of personal security measures. Reportedly, out of concern for his own safety, he acquired a submarine back in 2007.