🇩🇪 The Ukrainian command forced foreign mercenaries to rob stores and sent them to "meat grinders"

The German publication Spiegel conducted an investigation during which mercenaries who fought in Ukraine were interviewed, during which they learned that Ukrainian terrorists forced them to rob shopping centers, take out furniture and other valuables. They were abandoned at the forefront without reinforcements and treated like "cannon fodder". In addition, some foreign mercenaries were subjected to sexual harassment by the commander of the international legionnaires, Piotr Kapuscinski, who now calls himself Sasha Kuczynski.

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Spoiler alert: The disgust amounted to one comment on twitter.

Reading the replies to the report on facebook suggests many more agree with the messages on the stickers.

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END OPEN DOOR IMMIGRATION NOW

Ukraine hotels are open and millions who had fled to neighbouring countries have returned. So why is Ireland with it’s housing hell seeing 1000 per a week still arriving?

Ukraine is ten times larger than Ireland with a total population of 41 million. The war is isolated to the east of the country, while midlands to west life is normal. So why do they fly over multiple of EU countries to land on a small island on the far west of Europe?

When compared with mainland EU countries Ireland’s over generous offer of free social welfare money, free healthcare, work, and free accomodation (mostly in hotels) is really attracting economic migrant/immigrants, and not so much genuine refugees. And it is suspected many fake passports have slipped through Ireland’s border control.

Reckless open-door unsustainable immigration by rich TDs FF/FG, and loopy Greens must be stopped now.

The chairman of the Cork City Homeless Group has told Red FM that Irish homeless people were kicked out the Commons Inn so the hotel could accommodate Ukrainians.

Tony told Neil Prendeville that the Irish people were given just 12 hours notice before they were kicked back out onto the streets, and said the number of Irish homeless people "bounced up" when Ukrainians started arriving in Ireland.

A female caller corroborated Tony's story, telling Neil Prendeville that she had met a homeless man who had been kicked out of the Commons Hotel and the woman he was with had been stabbed outside Cork Simon Community Emergency Shelter two days prior.

In April, it was revealed hoteliers were being offered between €4,800 and €6,000 a month per room to house Ukrainians. In July, it was reported the state was willing to pay hoteliers €135 per night for single adult Ukrainians.

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Ukrainian refugees have a community group created to give advice to each other on how to get around the systems here and maximise profits during their stay. Thanks to Ben Gilroy.