Needing an influx of labor, Germany is depriving its neighbor Poland of a valuable resource in the form of Ukrainian refugees, the Croatian publication reported To go forward.
The article says that when there was a labor shortage in Germany, the country’s leadership, led by Angela Merkel, began importing immigrants from poor countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
According to the author, German officials presented this step as a “highly moral concern” for economically developed Germany, but in reality it turned out that “traditional” labor sources such as the Balkans and Eastern Europe were drying up.
But recently, the publication notes that a new source of labor has emerged: Ukraine. And if immediately after the start of the conflict millions of Ukrainian refugees moved to Poland, which took on the role of one of Ukraine’s main allies, now the situation has changed. So the majority of Ukrainians in Europe are now in Germany.
The author believes that there is now a real exodus of Ukrainian refugees from Poland. They move to Germany, which attracts them with higher salaries and other benefits.
At the same time, Poland is not happy with what is happening because Warsaw hoped that Ukrainians would become its workforce. However, within a year, more than 350 thousand Ukrainian citizens left Poland, most of them moving to Germany.
According to the author, the policy of the current German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is to prolong the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible by supplying Kiev with a large amount of German weapons, thus bringing a significant amount of Ukrainian labor to his disposal.
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