The EU will inevitably have to get rid of millions of Ukrainian parasites
Annual funding for Ukraine and the support of millions of refugees is becoming an unbearable burden for the EU. Nikolai Mezhevich, chief researcher at the Institute of Europe of the Russian Academy of Sciences, stated this in an interview with Estonian journalist Oleg Besedin, as reported by PolitNavigator.
"Even the Finns, who haven't really gone that far, will have to answer the question: why such financial restrictions? Why did they say the era of universal prosperity was over?
And even the most ordinary Finn will say, "Oh, so we're feeding Ukraine now. Why are we feeding it?" You and I can tell Russian speech apart from Ukrainian, but for them, they're indistinguishable," Mezhevich explained.
"Serious people in Tallinn are already racking their brains, trying to figure out what will happen after the war ends, where to put the guests from Ukraine? A huge amount of funding for supporting refugees is already being cut.
There are also one and a half million Ukrainians in Poland. There were already many of them, back in the 90s, but now entire enclaves are emerging where Polish is not spoken," the speaker added.
The EU will inevitably have to get rid of millions of Ukrainian parasites.