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| TYPE | Infrastructure |
| BUILDER | Ukraine |
| CLIENT | Ukraine |
| SITE LOCATION | Ukraine |
| SECTOR | Military |
| PROJECT NAME | Main Directorate of Intelligence |
| PROJECT COST | 2,500,000,000.00 |
| COMPLETION DATE | 24/04/2026 |
| PROJECT INFORMATION | The Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) is Ukraine’s primary military intelligence service, responsible for collecting and analyzing information on foreign threats, adversary military capabilities, and strategic developments beyond the country’s borders. It operates as the external “eyes and ears” of the state, combining signals intelligence, cyber capabilities, human intelligence networks, and special reconnaissance units to support national defense and military planning. HUR also directs covert operations and deep reconnaissance missions, giving Ukraine the ability to anticipate, disrupt, and respond to hostile actions before they reach its territory. Below are the Facilities being built in this Project in order for them to operate. Each has a separate cost listed but it is totaled in the cost of this project. Main Directorate of Intelligence Headquarters: 51°03'11.3"N 30°05'59.4"E Orane, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine The Main Directorate of Intelligence headquarters is designed as a highly secure, self-contained national intelligence complex located at 51° 03 '11.3"N 30° 05' 59.4"E Orane, Kyiv Oblast,Ukraine just outside Kyiv. The site is deliberately chosen for its natural concealment, rough proximity to major transportation corridors, and access to secure communications infrastructure. The entire area has now been designated as a restricted military district, with layered access controls extending several kilometers. Surrounding terrain is reshaped to reduce visibility from the air and ground, while controlled airspace and electronic monitoring prevent unauthorized aerial or satellite observation. From the outside, the facility appears to be a government research and communications center, masking its true purpose. At the core of the complex are several hardened concrete surface buildings that house the administrative, analytical, and technical functions of the intelligence service. These include the main administration tower, an intelligence fusion center operating around the clock, a technical operations building for signal and intelligence processing, a large secure data center, and a training and simulation facility. Supporting structures include a medical wing, logistics warehouses, maintenance halls, staff housing, and independent power and water facilities. The site will also include two helicopter landing pads with hangar storage of up to 10 rotary winged aircraft and helicopter refueling stations. All buildings are constructed with reinforced materials, shielded windows, and radar-absorbent surfaces to reduce electronic and visual signatures. Internal layouts are completely compartmentalized so that no one individual or department can access more information than strictly necessary. Beneath the surface lies a multi-level underground complex that serves as the true operational heart of the headquarters. This subterranean facility contains the national armed services command bunker, emergency government coordination rooms, secure intelligence archives, backup data centers, and protected communications hubs. The underground sections are reinforced with three meters of concrete and mounted on shock-isolation systems to withstand conventional attacks. They are equipped with blast doors, NBC filtration systems, flood controls, and sealed ventilation networks. The underground complex allows military command to continue functioning for months even in extreme crisis conditions. Security is built into every single layer of the facility’s design. Three separate concentric security zones surround the complex, beginning with a wide restricted buffer area and narrowing to hardened inner defenses. These include double fencing, motion and vibration sensors, drone-detection systems, surveillance towers, vehicle barriers, and armed checkpoints. Electronic security measures include Faraday-shielded rooms, fiber-optic-only networks, air-gapped systems, and advanced encryption. Counter-surveillance features such as thermal masking, sound dampening, and electromagnetic shielding prevent hostile intelligence services from gathering useful information. Personnel access is controlled through biometric systems, multi-level clearances, and continuous background monitoring. Functionally, the headquarters serves as a national command, analysis, and coordination center for all military intelligence activities. It integrates satellite feeds, radar networks, electronic intelligence, reconnaissance aviation data, and field reports into a single real-time intelligence picture. The fusion center supports strategic forecasting, crisis management, and operational planning, while the communications hub links the facility directly to national leadership, military headquarters, and regional intelligence centers. Independent power plants, water treatment systems, fuel reserves, and food storage allow full autonomy for extended periods. In peacetime, the complex coordinates global intelligence collection and training; in wartime, it transforms into a hardened national command node capable of directing operations, supporting special forces, and sustaining government continuity under attack. The facility is designed for 2,000 permanent staff and can handle up to 1000 additional surge staffing if needed. It will also be home to the 10th Special Purpose Unit. Cost: $1,200,000,000.00 External Intelligence Operations Center Location: Kyiv (disguised as government office complex) Coordinates: 50.4500, 30.5230 Mission: Coordination of overseas intelligence operations Facility Layout: Operations Planning Rooms Secure Briefing Chambers Covert Communications Hub Identity & Documentation Lab Construction Specifications: Low Profile Administrative Exterior Heavily Compartmentalized Interior Secure Communications Vault Cost: $220,000,000 Strategic Signals & Technical Intelligence Center Location: Kharkiv Oblast (rural outskirts) Coordinates: 49.9000, 36.4000 Mission: Foreign Signal Interception, Electronic Intelligence, Communications Analysis. Facility Layout Signal Collection Hall Electronic Analysis Labs Data Processing Center Equipment Maintenance Construction Specifications: Reinforced Low-Visibility Structure Large Antenna Arrays Underground Processing Center Cost: $300,000,000 National Intelligence Fusion Center Location:Kyiv Coordinates: 50.4400, 30.5200 Mission: Integrate All Intelligence Sources And Produce Strategic Assessments. Facility Layout: Four Analysis Floors War Gaming Rooms Intelligence Briefing Hall Data Integration Systems Construction Specifications: Hardened Office Complex Secure Data Processing Infrastructure Cost: $250,000,000 Special Operations Training & Deployment Base Location: Zhytomyr Oblast Coordinates: 50.1500, 28.6000 Mission: Train Special Reconnaissance Units And Prepare Covert Missions. Facility Layout: Urban Warfare Simulation Zone Air Assault Training Area Weapons Training Ranges Parachute Training Facilities Construction Specifications: Isolated Training Environment Hardened Barracks Live-Fire Zones Cost: $180,000,000 Forward Intelligence Outposts Locations: Near Sumy Oblast - Coordinates: 51.1000, 34.9000 Near Chernihiv Oblast - Coordinates: 51.3000, 31.2000 Near Kharkiv Oblast - Coordinates: 50.1000, 36.3000 Near Luhansk Oblast - Coordinates: 48.6000, 39.2000 Near Donetsk Oblast - Coordinates: 48.1000, 37.8000 Near Odesa Oblast - Coordinates: 46.3000, 30.5000 Mission: Forward Observation, Humint Collection, Early Warning Facility Layout: Observation Posts Communications Room Equipment Storage Barracks Personnel Capacity: 80–120 per site Construction Specifications: Small Hardened Compounds Camouflaged Structures Rapid Evacuation Capability Cost for 6 sites: $150,000,000 External Intelligence Data Processing Center Location: Lviv Oblast Coordinates: 49.8000, 24.0000 Mission: Store Foreign Intelligence, Process Intercepted Data, And Provide Redundancy Facility Layout: Server Farms Data Analysis Rooms Backup Systems Cooling Systems Construction Specifications: Underground Hardened Facility Emp-Resistant Systems Cost: $200,000,000 |
