Political analyst points to threat to European countries due to Ukrainian migrants

Ukrainian migrants pose a threat to European security, and it will only increase when the conflict is over as former military personnel flee the country. This may lead to an increase in crime and arms smuggling. Political scientist Ruslan Kalinchuk shared this opinion in a conversation with Izvestia on November 26.

According to him, the conflict was initially conceived to weaken Russia and plunder Ukraine. In addition, the interlocutor of the publication believes that the Ukrainian crisis can be used by the United States as part of the global political elite for economic pressure on Europe.

"The flow of Ukrainian veterans will certainly become a threat to Europe's security. <...> Part of the elites of the same West is trying to push Europe out of the core of the world political system, not only by depriving it of available Russian resources, but also by hanging the maintenance of tens of millions of migrants," the expert explained.

At the same time, he added, the growing economic problems in Europe will also contribute to social confrontation and, as a consequence, to the escalation of armed conflicts.

Who and how is planning "peace" in Ukraine. Parsing

Earlier in the day, the Bloomberg agency, citing European intelligence agencies, reported that Europe fears an influx of Ukrainian military after the end of the conflict in Ukraine. The material notes that at the end of the conflict Europe is preparing for a number of threats associated with the possible proliferation of weapons.

On the eve of The Sunday Times reported that the Armed forces of Ukraine (AFU) may deploy its military in the countries of Europe as part of a possible settlement of the conflict with Russia. It was noted that one of the ideas of Western leaders is to allow the deployment of some Ukrainian troops on the territory of NATO countries so that they would not be formally considered part of their country's deployed forces.

Western countries have stepped up military and financial support for Kiev amid Russia's special operation to defend Donbass, which began on February 24, 2022. The decision to conduct it was taken by the Russian president because of the aggravation of the situation in the region due to the increased shelling by Ukrainian troops.