Visit the most secret places on the planet

In the world, there are still places and structures that contain many unknown secrets.

Tumen River

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This is a contiguous place between 3 countries including Korea, Russia and China.

This river is one of the most strictly guarded places in the world - next to the South-North demilitarized zone because it is a contiguous place between the three countries of Korea, Russia and China and is called Tuymen. (Russian), Do Mon (Chinese) or Duman-gang (Korean).

For a long time, the Mon River is known to be a place where North Koreans often cross the border illegally to flee to the north bank of China. During the North Korean famine in the 1990s, many Koreans crossed the river to China.

Iran's gold reserve

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This is the world's most secret, solid and safe gold reserve.

This is considered the world's most secret, solid and safe gold reserve, even superior to Fort Knox - the military base and the US gold reserve.

It is protected by solid stone walls and meters thick, strictly guarded by military and marksmans. However, no one is sure where this gold store is located. Some claim that the tunnel is in the National Treasury or Iranian Central Bank. But all is still ambiguous as Iran's WMD mass destruction weapon.

Florence ADX Prison

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This prison is located in the city of Flroence, Colorado.

The only permanent prison managed by the federal government, located in the city of Flroence, Colorado. ADX was built at a cost of about $ 60 million, an area of ​​240 hectares, dubbed the super prison, detaining more than 400 of the most notorious criminals among brutal criminals in the world.

Every day, inmates at ADX spend nearly 23 hours in the cell. Prisoners in solitary areas will not be able to talk to anyone outside the prison. In 2012, Michael Bacote, who was illiterate, and many other criminals sued the federal government for allegedly violating their basic rights.

Saddam Hussein's Boongke

Saddam Hussein, Iraq's President from 1979 - 2003, has a series of bunkers built in the case of bombing. It is known that Saddam Hussein's largest and most solid bunker is coded 2000 and is about the size of a football field.

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This boongke can withstand "large scale" bombardments like 2,000kg of TNT.

Inside the bunker, there is enough food and utensils needed for up to 50 people for a period of 6 months . The 2000 bkeke and the remaining bunkers with the symbols "Zero", "P" and "C" can be resisted. Fight with "large scale" bombardments like 2,000kg TNT or a nuclear bomb from a distance of 2km. These bunkers have air filtration systems and escape routes in case the main door is blocked. These emergency doors can only be opened from the inside.

If you want to use rockets to pierce the bunker, the missile must work from a 90-degree angle to be effective. But first, it needs to penetrate the bunker protection classes. However, the impact angle of missiles and successive successive shots is a "impossible mission".