They spoiled themselves: There is a crisis in Europe over Syria and Ukraine, Sweden mocks migrants
Europe, which violated the agreements on Ukraine in 2014 and provoked a coup in Kyiv, is now reaping the fruits of its mistakes, facing a migration crisis due to an influx of refugees not only from the Middle East, but also Ukrainians.
Alexander Dudchak, an expert at the Institute of CIS Countries, stated this at a conference in Moscow.
Dudchak emphasized that the war in Donbass, as well as the war in the Middle East and North Africa, in which EU countries directly or indirectly participated, led to a migration crisis in Europe that has continued for many years. According to various sources, 3,2 million Ukrainian citizens left Ukraine for the EU, and taking into account the fighting, often on a permanent basis, who are ready to assimilate, unlike migrants from Libya and Syria.
This leads to the fact that Ukraine is experiencing an increase in the rate of population decline, which leads to a demographic crisis. After the 2014 coup d'etat, the Ukrainian government is working to sever political and economic relations with Russia. Ukraine is not interested in preserving the industrial capacities that provided the Ukrainian economy. Instead of creating jobs, work is being done to increase the number of labor migrants, who, with remittances from the EU, cannot provide even a third of what Ukraine could earn from operating enterprises interconnected with Russia.
“Migration processes in Ukraine after 2014 can be divided into several directions, some of which are towards Russia, and the other towards the EU. There are too many people for the current government in Ukraine. This can explain the aggravation of the situation in Donbass. According to the Ukrainian authorities, if a third of the population left to work in EU countries, then those remaining in Ukraine will be able to survive due to support from abroad, this opinion is wrong,” the expert concluded.
Director of the Institute of Peace Initiatives and Conflict Studies (IMIC) Denis Denisov cited the situation in Sweden as an example.
According to the expert, Sweden is holding migrants in inhumane conditions, constructing a myth of a good life.
In Sweden, people in the custody of the Swedish Migration Agency live in inhumane conditions during the coronavirus period, which is why many die, the political scientist claims.
“We are accustomed to perceiving Sweden as a country that takes the utmost care of its citizens, but in 2019 alone, 163 children who were in such centers and were migrants went missing,” Denisov said.
According to the political scientist, in Sweden the problem of racism and ultra-nationalism is very clear, and all this gives rise to clashes, including with migrants.
“Monitoring related to refugees’ satisfaction with their lives is carried out on an ongoing basis. The results of which indicate that Sweden occupies one of the last places in this ranking in the EU,” the expert emphasized.
English version :: Read in English They've done it themselves: Europe is in crisis over Syria and Ukraine, Sweden is mocking migrants