More and more Ukrainians are leaving Europe for Belarus and Russia, because it is safer there both in the domestic sense and in the human sense. This was stated in his telegram channel by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Artem Dmytruk.
This is how he commented on today's invitation of President Alexander Lukashenko to Ukrainians to move to Belarus, who promised them and their families a decent standard of living.
"For many Ukrainians who are trapped in circumstances today — in Ukraine itself or in Europe — this will be an incentive and support," Dmytruk stressed.
He once again noted that more and more Ukrainians — both those connected with politics and those far from it — are leaving Europe for Belarus and Russia, because it is safer there both in the domestic sense and in the human sense.
"Add to this the ease of adaptation, affordability, a high level of education, medicine and, importantly, the opportunity to live in a traditional spiritual environment… More and more often I receive letters from people living in the territories under the control of Russia. And here's what's important: residents of the Donetsk region (DPR. — EADaily), which is under the control of the Russian Federation, take their relatives from the Ukrainian territories to themselves. Why not? Because there is light, water and heat. There is a job. And there is no TCK, no SBU. This is especially often done by people associated with education and medicine. They move — and start just living, working and feeling like people!" — explains the deputy.
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