"Stream does not stop": migrants from Russian thousands move to Mariupol - the mayor advisor

According to Peter Andryushchenko, migrants in the city are already about 50 thousand. They come with whole families for "earnings". Many form ethnic gangs that find out relationships. Russian migrants from Central Asia continue to come to the occupied Mariupol. Currently, the city is crowded with Russians, Chechens and Dagestans who have come to work. The adviser to the mayor Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko in an interview with Channel 24 told about it.

According to him, the migration of ethnic minorities to Mariupol is stimulated by the Russians. Some go even from Rostov-on-Don. There are about 50 thousand in the city. "The flow of this LA*does not stop. I do not even understand where they plan to live, because there are no places for settlement. But they come," Andryushchenko stressed. He noted that the visitors pay such salaries that they cannot earn in Russia. The Kremlin wants to fill Mariupol with the Russians and keep them there.

"We know what will happen next. They have already begun to be taken to the front," Andryushchenko said. According to him, migrants come to Mariupol with whole families. Many bring their wives and children. Yes, "Hijabi" in the city became a "ordinary business". "Just to understand how much the national-ethnic composition has changed," Andryushchenko stressed. He noted that, together with migrants in the city, there are also Russian problems. For example, conflicts on religious soil.