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Russian nuclear fallout shelters on wheels, essentially, right or wrong? What is it?

It's a big shipping container that you can live in for a couple days of the nukes fall, basically.

Right. And so Russia has come up with this. It sounds like a pretty heavy duty piece of engineering.

Tell us about it.

I think it's not actually a pretty heavy duty piece of engineering, which is one of the,

which is kind of, I think, one of the things about it.

So it's called, I like to call it the Cubum.

It's the KUB-M.

It's this mass-produced mobile nuclear fallout shelter.

It's about 20 feet by 8, which is, it looks like a shipping container, like literally a shipping

container. And these things were rolled out in a big way at the end of last year, like November

2024.

The ministry, like basically Russians defense ministry, not defense ministries, civil defense

ministry, like their disaster preparedness government agency, made a big announcement and published a whole bunch of footage of these shipping containers.

And they're supposed to be modular.

So, you know, any print, like any city or local government can buy a bunch of these and kind of stack them together.

What you do is you put them wherever you want.

And people supposedly can live in them for about 48 hours, about 50 people can get crammed

into it in case of a nuclear explosion.

Now, it only protects you from quote unquote light radiation. You know, if you get

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