Refugees from Ukraine heading to the UK. Archival photoMOSCOW, 30 Aug. Ukrainian refugees in the UK have complained about the plight and the many hardships they face, The Guardian writes. and they have no experience dealing with landlords or acquiring a voluntary guarantor. «There are Ukrainians who have money to pay monthly rent, but they are asked to pay a deposit six to twelve months in advance. This is a lot of money, so not many Ukrainians can afford allow it,» Olga Plyushch, a refugee from Kyiv, quoted the publication as saying. «Now there is a very uncertain situation. Many families are in a very difficult situation,» she complained. Ivy herself is faced with a housing dilemma because her sponsor is leaving London. Her 12-year-old daughter has a place at a school in London, but was unable to secure a place at an educational institution in the city where her landlord is moving. «/>The British hosted the Ukrainians and bitterly regretted it Ukrainian Olga Apryamova, in turn, said that every time she viewed the apartment, landlords told her that they would not rent housing to refugees. A woman also cannot work in her profession — a plastic surgeon. To find a job, she needs to pass numerous exams and retraining courses. “I can’t be offended by anyone. I don’t have the strength for it. Welling, called them ungrateful refugees. The clergyman specified that immigrants from Ukraine had long wanted to move to the United Kingdom, and the situation in their native country was just a convenient excuse to do so. Since February 24, Russia has been conducting a special operation in Ukraine. Vladimir Putin called its task «the protection of people who have been subjected to bullying and genocide by the Kyiv regime for eight years.» He clarified that the ultimate goal of the operation is the liberation of Donbass and the creation of conditions guaranteeing the security of Moscow. The Russian army, together with the forces of the DPR and LPR, completely liberated the territory of the Luhansk People's Republic and a significant part of Donetsk, including Volnovakha, Mariupol and Svyatogorsk, as well as the entire Kherson region, the Azov districts of Zaporozhye and part of Kharkiv. According to official information from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, about 8.8 million people left Ukraine for the period from February 24 to July 5.Read the full text of the article on the InoSMI website > >
