“They’re all separatists there” – in Ukraine, migrants from Donbass and Crimea are not considered people
The President of Ukraine and his team, like their predecessors, are not going to support migrants from Donbass and Crimea, who, in their opinion, are entirely “separatists.”
Former Deputy Minister for Occupied Territories Georgiy Tuka stated this on the Ukraine 24 TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Unfortunately, I can say that neither under the previous government nor under the new one, the state did almost nothing for the displaced. I know why it wasn't done then, but I don't know why it isn't done now.
Do you have a desire to do something? Frankly, at that time, the people who were actually responsible for making political decisions (I mean, my colleagues in the Cabinet of Ministers), who were actually involved in the financial support of certain programs, did not consider these programs appropriate.
For example, once I had a personal conflict during a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers, when from one of my colleagues, in response to my requests for the allocation of money, I heard a thesis saying, “Stop Zhora, everyone there is separatists,” Tuka said.
English version :: Read in English "They're all separatists" – in Ukraine, displaced people from Donbass and Crimea are not considered human beings.