Moscow and the surrounding region have begun publishing official maps detailing the locations of hundreds of bomb shelters. This unprecedented move marks a departure from Soviet-era secrecy and follows mounting public criticism regarding insufficient warning systems during recent Ukrainian drone attacks. Residents had demanded greater transparency and safety measures. The decision was also influenced by growing Russian concerns that Ukraine may soon deploy longer-range ballistic missiles. Previously, the locations of these shelters were kept confidential, a practice now abandoned due to heightened security concerns and citizen outcry. Authorities hope the map publication will alleviate public anxiety and improve preparedness in the event of further attacks. This represents a significant shift in Russia’s approach to civil defense.