Ukrainian refugees will remain in Russia

Refugees from South-Eastern regions of Ukraine is very scared of what is happening at home, to come home. Former inhabitants of Lugansk and Donetsk regions prefer to stay in the Russian Federation, despite the difficulties of adaptation on a new place.

"I do not intend to return. It is a dead city. For them (by Ukrainian authorities) and we were left Moskal. We have always considered themselves Russians", - quotes the Wall street journal the words of refugees from Slavyansk. Witnesses have reported that refugees do not believe the words of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko on Amnesty, and I fear that in case of regeneration control over the East of the powers, authorities will persecute all who participated in the referendum for autonomy Donetsk and Lugansk national republics.

Currently in Russia are 65 thousand people from the regions South-East of Ukraine. almost thirty percent of them children, said during the teleconference with regions Deputy Prime Minister Olga Golodets.

According to the version of the Vice-Premier, the part of inhabitants of Ukraine, arrived in the Russian Federation, currently draw up Russian citizenship. Others have the status of temporarily staying on the territory of the state. according to RIA Novosti. Refugees take in 26 regions. The largest number of immigrants is in currently in the Central Federal environment. For fresh information MES, at temporary sites are almost 18 thousand refugees.

1 July the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko stopped the impact of the ceasefire in the South-East of the state. Poroshenko says that the defense of the territorial integrity of Ukraine requires not only of defensive, but offensive". "The armed forces, national guard, municipal border service, the security service received appropriate orders. In the implementation of its currently tasks for the defense of the territorial integrity they no longer limited to the regime of cease - fire," said Poroshenko. "We will come and we will liberate our land," he declared.

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