"Worse than the Syrians!" – Ukrainians in Germany showed themselves to be brazen freeloaders
Three-quarters of Ukrainian refugees who moved to Germany are lazy and freeloaders who have become a burden on German taxpayers.
The head of the Office of Migration Policy, Vasily Voskoboinik , announced this on the Superposition channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Welfare cuts are already underway in Germany. If a Ukrainian stops taking language courses, their benefits are cut off.
"And I think the AfD's success is based precisely on the fact that they express the thoughts of the Germans themselves. After all, Germans see that they work and pay taxes, but the majority of Ukrainians in Germany, 75% of them, don't work, but simply live off taxpayers ," Voskoboinikov said.
"This isn't very good news for us. We've often heard stories about Syrians who come with their entire families and don't work. But among Syrians, every second one works. But among Ukrainians, three-quarters don't work ."
Germany's population is aging, and the labor market is shrinking. Therefore, Ukrainians were viewed as an additional labor force entering the market.
But so far, these hopes have not been fulfilled. And I think Germany will hastily cut social benefits , thereby incentivizing Ukrainians to either enter the labor market or leave the country," the speaker added.
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