Preparing for the worst? US bunker maker claims big demand in Middle East
Following the escalation of conflict in the Middle East, Atlas Survival Shelters, a Texas-based company, is experiencing a surge in demand for its bomb shelters. The company's owner, Ron Hubbard, reports increased interest from both international and domestic clients.

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AI-generatedFollowing the escalation of conflict in the Middle East, Atlas Survival Shelters, a Texas-based company, is experiencing a surge in demand for its bomb shelters. The company's owner, Ron Hubbard, reports increased interest from both international and domestic clients. Specifically, Hubbard notes a significant rise in inquiries and sales from Gulf nations like Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates, driven by concerns about potential air raids and nuclear fallout. Simultaneously, the company is also receiving more requests from American customers worried about rising domestic violence and potential attacks. Hubbard attributes the heightened demand to the current geopolitical instability and fears of further escalation.
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4 extractedThe respect and the demand for the product is really at an all-time high right now like I’ve never seen it before.
Demand for bomb shelters has soared, mostly from Gulf nation clients.
The phone at Ron Hubbard’s bomb shelter company in Texas has not stopped ringing.
With the United States and Israel pounding Iran, and Tehran retaliating with strikes across the region, Hubbard has seen demand for his product soar