Object 1180, also known as the Olişcani bunker, is an unfinished underground structure located in a forest near the village of Olişcani, Sholdanesh District, Republic of Moldova. Construction began around 1984–1985 as part of the Soviet strategic infrastructure project under the Warsaw Pact, and ceased in 1991 following the collapse of the USSR.
The project was initiated as a backup command post for the General Staff of the Southwestern Directorate of the Warsaw Pact Armed Forces. Work was disguised as a civil-industrial project, with tightly controlled access and documentation withdrawn in 1991. The estimated budget was approximately 32 million Soviet rubles.
The main structure consists of two cylindrical reinforced concrete bodies (diameter ~32–36 m, depth ~60 m, 12–13 underground levels), connected by galleries. Technical systems (ventilation, power, communications) were not installed. Above ground are the foundations of auxiliary buildings, including a five-story residential building (unfinished), administrative buildings, and access roads, all constructed of reinforced concrete slabs.