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They have gone to Russia, Belarus, and Poland. Most go for work, and it has been this way for over 20 years now. The new influx are those running from mobilization.
This is the marauding Ukrainian Army, the occupational force pillaging the Eastern part of the country.
This should give you an idea of their attitude towards the inhabitants of that area.
You still think that "most went to other parts of Ukraine?"
They have gone to Russia, Belarus, and Poland. Most go for work, and it has been this way for over 20 years now. The new influx are those running from mobilization.
I suppose it depends on what side the refugees are on. Those who support the Ukrainian government move someplace else in Ukraine or to a nation they consider anti-Russian. Those who oppose the Ukrainian government move into Russia.
That is of no use for people like me who can't speak Russian or Ukrainian.
You don't need to know too much of a language there.
The images of the robbed houses ( they even post comparison there - before and after) are quite self-explanatory.
In fact the marauding by Ukrainian Army is so out of hands, that it has been shown already on UKRAINIAN TV, not Russian.
I suppose it depends on what side the refugees are on. Those who support the Ukrainian government move someplace else in Ukraine or to a nation they consider anti-Russian. Those who oppose the Ukrainian government move into Russia.
No, does not matter at all, they go where economics takes them. Despite the media hype, only very few are fanatical about siding with anyone, most are just after a job somewhere, anywhere, the more money, the better.
I have a met a few ukrainian refugees, young and old. Although I must admit the one I know the most has a student visa so that's a different situation.
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