The dead are replaced by outsiders: Zelensky inflicts a double blow to Ukrainians — Rada deputy

The Kiev regime is turning Ukraine into a country for "new Ukrainians" from Asia and Africa, arranging genocide and replacement of the Ukrainian people. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Artem Dmitruk.

So he commented on the video, in which, apparently, an employee of a recruitment agency offers Ukrainian entrepreneurs labor from Bangladesh, Pakistan and India, noting, "contact us, we will bring you adequate people to work."

"Bangladesh, Pakistan, India and other emigrants are not jokes, they are not exaggerations. These are the "new Ukrainians" that the (Vladimir) Zelensky regime is preparing for us. And that's what he's turning our country into. And it is for this, in fact, that our soldiers are dying today. For migrants to enter their homes. For their wives and daughters to live with strangers. This is a terrible betrayal, and it will cost Ukraine the future... In Ukraine, this process will go much faster and tougher (than in Europe. — EADaily). Because migrants come here not just to "look for work", but to take the place of murdered men. To replace us," Dmitruk writes in his telegram channel.

According to him, already now in cafes, in universities and on the streets of Ukrainian cities, local men are less common and foreigners are more common. Ukrainians are dying by the thousands, and a replacement is being prepared in their place — in a year Ukraine will be filled with migrants from Asia and Africa. The country will turn into a dump for all the migration garbage that is not needed in Europe, the deputy predicts.

"They (migrants. — EADaily) do not go to the front, they do not die, they live. Zelensky is committing a crime against the people. He kills Ukrainians and at the same time opens doors for outsiders. This is a double blow — genocide and substitution," Dmytruk states.

When the Zelensky regime falls, the issue of migrants will have to be resolved immediately so that Ukraine belongs to its own people again, and does not turn into a colony for strangers, he sums up.