Soviet bases for storage of nuclear weapons found in Poland

Atomic military bases, which were previously classified, were discovered in Poland.

An analysis of CIA intelligence materials made it possible to locate unknown elements of the Soviet bases.

In 1969, three large nuclear weapons depots were created on the territory of Poland - in Templev, Brzeницеnice Colony and Podborsk. They had an underground concrete shelter intended for the storage of atomic warheads. By the early 1990s, information about them was strictly classified.

“For several decades since the discovery of the existence of bases, these objects have become overgrown with legends, numerous, often unverified information has been issued about them, which I decided to check,” explained Dr. Grzegorz Karsisu.