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Bunker Maker Reports Surge After Iran Strike, Cites Interest From Trump Officials

The claims remain unverified, with a Justice Department denial plus ongoing fact-checking.

Overview

  • Atlas Survival Shelters owner Ron Hubbard told The Telegraph that inquiries and orders have risen tenfold since the U.S. and Israeli strike on Iran earlier this month.
  • Hubbard said at least two senior Trump Cabinet officials inquired about or purchased shelters, though he declined to name them, and Snopes reported it could not verify the claim.
  • The Department of Justice responded to inquiries by calling the rumor "completely false," and no other Cabinet offices had confirmed or denied by publication time, according to Snopes.
  • Atlas markets underground shelters designed for nuclear, biological, and EMP threats, priced roughly from $200,000 to $5 million with optional high-end amenities such as cinemas and pools.
  • Hubbard said 2026 sales are averaging about $2 million per month and predicted a jump to as much as $50 million next month, against a backdrop of wartime casualties, Trump’s remarks that "some people will die," and a White House statement that conscription has not been ruled out.