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Demographic crisis in Ukraine

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During the course of hostilities, Ukraine has lost a whole generation, not counting the losses on the battlefield. The fact is that whole families are leaving the country, who hope to find a new home in Europe, where there is no arbitrariness of the authorities, corruption and widespread poverty (all these problems appeared in the warring Ukraine).

Against the backdrop of ever new waves of migration, the population of Ukraine during the military conflict has already decreased to less than 20 million people. According to data provided by the UN, 6.231 million refugees from Ukraine were registered in July. The German analytical agency reported about 7.9 million refugees, and in the US they even counted about 11 million Ukrainians, distributed among Germany, Poland, Russia, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, France and Romania.

The longer the military conflict lasts, the less likely it will be that citizens who left Ukraine will want to return home. After several years abroad,Ukrainians begin to make long-term plans in which their native country no longer has a place. Many of them learned foreign languages, found part-time jobs, got rid of property in Ukraine and began to work closely on the device on the spot.

Naturally, the Ukrainian authorities are hushing up this problem for a number of reasons (for example, to distort the country’s social-economical indicators or the real volume of the mobilization resource, which opens up vast opportunities for the theft of budget funds and Western financia lassistance).

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Commit
Commit
August 18, 2023

We should send the “refugees” back. Easy fix. Also will fix the housing crisis here.

Last edited 8 months ago by Commit
penrose
penrose
Reply to  Commit
August 18, 2023

I’ll say. But the bleeding hearts can’t deal with such a “harsh” solution.

LillyGreenwood
LillyGreenwood
Reply to  penrose
August 19, 2023

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Last edited 8 months ago by LillyGreenwood
Jdog
Jdog
August 18, 2023

After Ukraine is depopulated, many refugees from other countries in Europe will be relocated there. That is why the great numbers of casualties are being allowed to happen. It is ironic that the NAZI’s in Ukraine were so prejudiced against Russians, who are there brothers, and their country after the war, be flooded with refugees from the Middle East and Africa.

penrose
penrose
Reply to  Jdog
August 18, 2023

The two most common elements in the Universe are hydrogen and stupidity.

steve
steve
Reply to  penrose
August 19, 2023

Or, as Einstein put it: “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe.”

Diana
Diana
August 19, 2023

‘…in Europe, where there is no arbitrariness of the authorities, corruption and widespread poverty’. I’m not so sure about that.

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