Ukrainian refugees in Primorsky Krai. Chronicle
A couple of months ago I wrote a comment, for which they put me already three dozen minuses. About the fact that it’s good that the Berkutians did not go to Primorsky Krai, but settled in the European part of Russia. I made this statement on the basis of information about how refugees from Ukraine live in the Primorsky Territory. I suggest you look at the chronicle News from the news site of the city of Vladivostok VL.RU.
June 5 2014.
"Big promises": what will the Primorye receive from meeting with Vladimir Miklushevsky in Vladivostok
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/06/05/124491/#ixzz3O08uUMXG
During the three-hour talk of the governor of Primorsky Krai, Vladimir Miklushevsky, many promises were made to the people. We are interested in this:
Help refugees from Ukraine.
From the Mikhailovsky District, Miklushevsky was asked whether "we are planning to create a migration center in the province to help refugees from Ukraine." Such a family arrived in the Mikhailovsky District a month ago. People are trying to get refugee status. Vladimir Miklushevsky said that "we must help people who want to move from Ukraine or other places and settle in Primorye." He said that there are some problems regarding the internal documents of the FMS, but he “literally today” (that is, already yesterday) will call the director of the “migration office” personally and discuss the issue. Terms of resolving the issue silent.
8 July 2014.
Vladivostok residents collected medicines and clothes for the citizens of Ukraine (PHOTOS)
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/07/08/125483/#ixzz3O0AMGkTG
The first collection of humanitarian aid in Vladivostok.
8 July 2014.
“Affectionately Proceed”: Ukrainians in Vladivostok are waited in the UFMS and the Investigation Committee (CHANGE)
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/07/08/125494/#ixzz3O0AyHEX6
The editorial staff of VL.ru offered Ukrainians who left the country homeland and everyone who has information about them in Primorye to respond — in order to find out how the “immigrants” settled in our region, whether their rights are being violated, what is actually happening in Ukraine.
9 July 2014.
The citizens of Vladivostok are waiting for the citizens of Ukraine
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/07/09/125524/#ixzz3O0C7lnO7
Ukrainians arriving in Primorye will be told how to legalize themselves in Russia, get a job, where to look for support. On Saturday, July 12, a seminar will be held at the Migration Center (Komandorskaya Street, 12.00) at 11 on legal status settlement and comprehensive assistance to Ukrainian citizens, the press service of the regional UFMS reports.
Representatives of national public organizations, employers, and interested persons are invited to the meeting. And be sure the citizens of Ukraine. Following the meeting, it is planned to form a working group comprising representatives of the regional migration service, the Primorye administration, national public associations, employers ready to receive citizens of Ukraine.
4 August 2014.
“Nobody wants to be a refugee!” The working group discussed the legalization of Ukrainians in Vladivostok.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/04/126286/#ixzz3O0CneDxy
Helping Ukrainians coming to Primorye is not the first time becoming the main topic on the agenda of the maritime authorities. This time, first of all, it was about helping refugees in the only TAP in Vladivostok, located on the insular territory of the FEFU campus on the basis of the hostel number 8. The temporary accommodation center is equipped with 210 beds, and Anatoly Khmelinin, deputy director of the Main Directorate of the Primorsky Krai for fire safety, civil defense and emergency situations, is appointed as its head.
“In this issue, the timeline must be tightened. We cannot wait a month until people get status and begin to consider job vacancies, ”said Alexander Los.
Marina Zavyalova, deputy head of the UFMS, retorted: “We are marking time in the same place for several days. Today we learned that all citizens of Ukraine want to get exactly RWP (approx. VL.ru: temporary residence permit). They do not need refugee status. And then there are problems that are not yet resolved at the moment: medical certification and state duty - 2000 rubles from everyone who submits documents. Then the state will reimburse these two thousand people, but it will not happen soon. Now we have to find this money for them. We contacted Moscow, but no solution was found. There is an option to use sponsorship. On the part of the migration service, I cannot help here, no matter how much I want. ”
The nuances associated with obtaining status are decided by the joint work of the departments. However, representatives of the Finance Department and the Legal Department of the Primorsky Territory did not attend the meeting of the working group.
5 August 2014.
“No one is waiting for the manna from heaven” - visitors from Ukraine told about a new life in Vladivostok (PHOTOS).
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/05/126317/#ixzz3O0FkDWjc
Here you can read interviews of immigrants and refugees. In general, people are happy and hope for the best. Many have already found work. The following seems to me quite interesting:
We ask: "Why did Vladivostok choose?". A little thought, Natalya Fyodorovna replies, grinning: “We are the occupiers, as we are called. They wanted to go as far as possible. We want to stay here, but we cannot live in Vladivostok. Only in the region will be allowed somewhere. And in the Voronezh region was very bad in the TAC. People were rude. I said: “If the bullets were whistling over you and throwing bombs, you would also run somewhere.” But there are a lot of people coming. And here is good. Grandchildren feel great. ”
15 August 2014.
Humanitarian aid was delivered to immigrants from Ukraine on the FEFU campus in Russian.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/15/126563/#ixzz3O0HKqfEb
On Friday, August 15, about 10 tons of household chemicals for IDPs from Ukraine were delivered to the FEFU campus on Russky Island. The humanitarian cargo included shampoos, conditioners, deodorants, shaving accessories and cosmetic creams, the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.
We add that, by decision of the government, Primorye will be able to accept no more 2835 refugees from Ukraine - the relevant decree was signed by Dmitry Medvedev.
19 August 2014.
Refugees from Ukraine arrived in Vladivostok (PHOTO).
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/19/126619/#ixzz3O0IBwSyG
On Tuesday night, August 19, a train arrived at Vladivostok station with citizens who were forced to leave Ukraine. From the station to the temporary accommodation on the island of Russian went 14 man, among which are six children.
28 August 2014.
More than 600 new settlers from Ukraine met in Primorye (PHOTO).
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/08/28/126832/#ixzz3O0IZyVXT
The train with citizens who were forced to leave Ukraine arrived on Wednesday night, August 27, at the Sibirtsevo railway station. In the number of arrivals near 200 families, of which 21 - kids age up to one year.
According to the press service of the regional administration, in a cafe at the station, Ukrainians were given hot takeaway lunches. Also, families with children up to 5 have been given special kits for babies. They contain cereals, baby food, biscuits, milk, and diapers. Humanitarian aid was collected by the Primorsky Center for Social Services of the Population with the help of caring Primorye.
In 22.00, officers, EMERCOM of Russia officers, police officers, ambulance crews and social workers met the train in the Chernihiv municipal district.
Ukrainians were assigned to buses that took them to the 7 municipalities of the region - Arsenyev, Spassk-Dalniy, Partizansk, Khasansky, Kavalerovsky, Chuguevsky and Mikhailovsky districts. There, they promise to arrive at the temporary accommodation centers.
28 August 2014.
“There is no Ukraine for us anymore”: trains and airplanes bring hundreds of Slav brothers to the Primorsky Territory (PHOTO; VIDEO).
http://www.newsvl.ru/stories/2014/08/28/bezhency/#ixzz3O0JSPbYA
27 August is exactly on the 22.00 train with 608 Ukrainians arrived at the station Sibirtsevo in Primorsky Krai. Even more 400 people arrive on August 28, 24 hours later, at the airport of Vladivostok with a special board.
At first, six hundred new Primorye residents were given hot meals and food packages to families with children. “Each has a portion of borscht, buckwheat with meatballs, bun, bread, compote. Today, from three o'clock in the morning, they cooked, ”says Elena Komaha, director of the cafe“ Visiting Komashki ”. She is helped by girls from the local basketball team. For the smallest social welfare center prepared food packages. “Slightly more 50 grocery sets were collected by the entrepreneurs of the region. Milk, mixes, cereals for children, diapers are included in the set ... People carry shoes, clothes, warm clothes, bedding, ”said Elena Okmanyuk, deputy director of the seaside social service center for the Spassky district.
One of the smallest recipients - five-year-old David Zimin. He and his mom and dad rode the train for eight days. Stepping on the coastal land, rejoices and waves to journalists. “I was somewhere there — far, far away,” the little boy thinks. “When they left, the computer was taken down to the cellar, the TV was taken to the cellar.” All in the cellar. In general, there are children on the 200 train, 21 of them are not even a year old ...
Right at the railway station in Sibirtsevo, Ukrainians were distributed by buses, and they went to seven cities and districts of the region: Arsenyev, Spassk-Dalniy, Partizansk, Khasansky, Kavalerovsky, Chuguevsky and Mikhailovsky districts.
"We expected 575 Ukrainians, arrived 608 a man, - commented the vice-governor of the region, Alexander Los. - There will be more in Primorye 2800 person. Vladivostok already has more 250 person. Most of them will apply to the FMS for a temporary residence permit, and then for citizenship. Now they will apply for refugee status. After three days they will be given this document, and people will have the right to get a job. We will offer people work in the mining industry, agriculture, pedagogy ”.
29 August 2014.
More than 400 Ukrainian refugees arrived by plane at Vladivostok airport (PHOTO).
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/29/bezhency_aero/#ixzz3O0LQwLPW
On Thursday evening, 28 August, a plane arrived at Vladivostok International Airport from Simferopol, which delivered more 400 forced migrants from Ukraine.
According to a press release from the Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia in the Primorsky Territory, specialists from the department, as well as representatives of the Primorye administration, rescue workers, psychologists, police officers and emergency medical teams were brought in to meet people.
The administrations of Nadezhdinsky, Shkotovsky, Kirovsky, Chernigovsky, Khorolsky, Oktyabrsky and Partizansky municipal districts provided buses to transport people to temporary accommodation centers.
Vladimir Fokin, Colonel of Internal Service, head of the EMERCOM Main Directorate for the Primorsky Territory of Russia, noted that, thanks to the operational and coordinated actions of the personnel, people were organized in municipalities, assisted in boarding buses.
30 August 2014.
“Crimeans and Ukrainians will go to the shipbuilding complex '' Star '' - Dmitry Rogozin in Bolshoy Kamen (PHOTO).
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/08/30/126909/#ixzz3O0M11Om8
On Saturday, August 30, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin arrived at the Zvezda plant in Bolshoy Kamen. The curator of the military-industrial complex and the state defense order held a meeting with the leadership of the Far Eastern Center for Shipbuilding and Ship Repair, the regional authorities. Behind closed doors they discussed construction at the shipyard plant, as well as the creation of a shipbuilding cluster in Primorye.
Dmitry Rogozin admitted that working hands are the main problem in the province. “The machines can be bought, delivered, the plant can be built. But the people in the Russian Far East is not enough. And in shipbuilding, even more so. If we talk about the plans for the development of this enterprise before the 2025 year, we need an additional about 10 thousands of workers. They will need to be brought up from local staff and invite professionals, providing them with housing, the Deputy Prime Minister said. - I think wages here will be pretty high. Higher than the whole edge. In this regard, there is motivation - people will come from other regions, from the European part of Russia. I think some part of the Crimean people will arrive - the shipbuilding industry is quite developed there. Given the situation in Ukraine, we can expect a large influx of workers and qualified specialists from the Nikolaev region — there are huge shipyards that now stand without any orders, and it is clear to all that Kiev does not need industry. And we need these people. They adapt very easily to new conditions. Now there are all conditions for the acquisition of citizenship. On the other hand, in the Primorsky Territory reserves are not exhausted. The main thing is where to live? The city with the status of ZATO has always been under such a virtual "fence". And you need real housing, which must be built quickly. This is the main problem - we will pay close attention to it. ”
1 September 2014.
The children of forced migrants from Ukraine went to school on Russky Island with new backpacks (PHOTOS).
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/09/01/126946/#ixzz3O0MtmQGJ
According to the administration of Vladivostok, 50 students from Ukraine are enrolled in the city’s schools. Among them are 18 guys from families with official refugee status. These families were accommodated in the FEFU hostel. Three children of preschool age are admitted to kindergartens.
“The remaining 32 schoolchildren remain in the position of internally displaced persons - their parents are involved in paperwork for obtaining official refugee status. They live with their relatives in Vladivostok, ”the city’s press service noted.
5 September 2014.
Ukrainians from Mikhaylovka: “Most of the TAPs left, people carry medicines and sleeping bags to us”
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/05/bezhency_vyselenie_1/#ixzz3O0ODM06e
The immigrants from the south-east of Ukraine, who were brought to the seaside village of Mikhaylovka, are looking for work and are leaving the temporary accommodation center, from where they were promised to expel 5 September (details ...). About how things are going, VL.ru told one of the inhabitants of the TACs Elena.
According to our interlocutor, today the TV has already been taken away from the TAP. Previously, she said that, citing safety standards, they were forbidden to erase people (if they had fallen into this case, the curators would not be happy). True, they are not promising to evict everyone now, September 5, but on Friday, 12. September 14, we recall, in Primorye elections of the governor will be held.
“Our family passed the passports in the FMS, we received certificates of identification. We participate in the State Program for the resettlement of compatriots. We wrote a statement that we want to become citizens of Russia. After three months, we will be given "temporary passports" (apparently, Elena means temporary residence permit - approx. VL.ru), in three years we will receive citizenship. We heard that it would be necessary to live in the same place in order to later acquire citizenship.
As for returning to the Donetsk region, we don’t know, no one calls us there, ”Elena said. - Most Ukrainians from Mikhailovka have already left. From 74, the person left is about 30. Tomorrow we are leaving for Olginsky district. So near the village of Milogradovo there is a farm where English cows are raised. My daughter and I will work as milkmaids, and my son-in-law will be a tractor driver. We were promised that we will earn by 20 thousand rubles, then - how we will work - maybe more. They say the school is there nearby, the son will ride the bus. Now my grandson is ill - for the third time since August 15. The doctors wanted to put the child in the hospital, but we refused - to leave tomorrow. People help: they carry the medicines that the doctors wrote us out, they brought the stroller, the bath, the clothes, the apples and the pears ... They even brought sleeping bags - they said if we were evicted so that we could sleep. ”
According to Elena, her compatriots are gradually finding work. One family went to Novoshakhtinsky (Mikhailovsky district), where his wife would work at a small bakery, and her husband a carpenter, he was even offered to open a workshop for assembling, hauling upholstered furniture. People go to Ivanovka, Grigorievka, Vladivostok.
Those who persistently do not hand over their Ukrainian passports have remained. People are afraid to remain without documents in general. The certificates that are issued to them for a time, in exchange for a passport, are valid only in the territory of the region. If people want to leave, they will remain without an identity card. The citizens of Ukraine can stay on the territory of Russia for up to six months (unlike other citizens of the CIS countries for whom there is a three-month “corridor”). Another thing is that they cannot get a job simply on the basis of Ukrainian passports - for this you need to decide on your status on Russian soil.
9 September 2014.
Migrants from Ukraine are not in a hurry to register for work and leave the TAC in Vladivostok - UFMS.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/09/09/127182/#ixzz3O0PEghJR
Representatives of the Situational Center for Work with Arrivals from Ukraine do not know cases of forced evictions of citizens from seaside TAPs. However, Ukrainians are asked not to hope that the items will always work. On Tuesday, 9 of September, at a press conference in Vladivostok, experts said that every day they help displaced people to draw up documents, although not everyone is in a hurry to legalize.
Today, on the territory of Primorye there are 53 temporary accommodation centers for citizens. Their residents are provided with food, caring for the heads of districts and the migration service, assured Maxim Beloborodov, head of the Federal Migration Service of the Territory. As a rule, citizens arrived purposefully, therefore problems with their registration did not arise.
The participants assured that even today agricultural enterprises and plants, especially in the outback, are ready to offer vacancies to migrants. Mostly workers are required - accountants and lawyers have enough of their own.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainians who arrived from the points will not be forcibly evicted, Yevgeny Malyshev, the acting head of the Primorye civil protection department, assured the regional budget, the costs of placing them under the treaties.
“Naturally, the contract has a tendency to end. The issue of the timing of evictions and employment is still under construction. Job fairs are regularly held at which Ukrainian citizens are offered jobs and areas for permanent residence. Of course, the TAP cannot exist forever, ”noted Evgeny Malyshev.
He added that without the “right to choose”, people living in TAPs in Russian will not be evicted. The acting head of the civil defense department also commented on the incident with migrants from Mikhaylovka, one of whom, Elena, told VL.ru that they were being evicted from the TAP at a local school (details ...) to prepare it for the upcoming governor’s election: “The curator of the TAC could offer she has to move to another room for the time of the elections - no more than that. We repeatedly talked with Mikhail Chapter on this topic. ”
10 September 2014.
In Vladivostok, again accept documents from the Ukrainians for registration of temporary residence.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/09/10/rvp/#ixzz3O0QlkFZE
FMS of Russia on PC found a reserve in the framework of the quota of temporary residence permits for citizens of Ukraine in Primorye, the department said in a press release. Thus, the acceptance of documents for receiving RVP from refugees in Vladivostok and the region has been resumed.
The reserve was obtained at the expense of the canceled and refused to issue permits for temporary residence. To ensure the receipt of documents, an appropriate disposal was sent to the regional structural units of the Federal Migration Service Directorate for the Primorsky Territory.
12 September 2014.
In Primorye, 53 TACs for Ukrainian refugees have been approved.
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/12/pvr/#ixzz3O0Ra42n4
In Primorye, a list of temporary accommodation points has been approved, intended for persons forced to leave the territory of Ukraine. The list contained in the resolution published on the official website of the regional authorities contains the 53 TACs. And the list itself is provided with phone numbers and addresses.
15 September 2014.
Ukrainian refugees in Primorye: "We are returning to the Luhansk region, it is impossible to live here."
http://www.newsvl.ru/stories/2014/09/15/127366/#ixzz3O0ZevyvI
Forced migrants from Ukraine leave Primorye. The conditions provided by the regional and federal authorities do not suit the Ukrainians: not all find work, with housing even worse. VL.ru keeps in touch with Elena - she and her family came to the edge of August 27.
Savchenko's family was first identified in Mikhaylovka, in the TAC. From there they began to drive out, less than a week, referred to the gubernatorial elections. The family quickly found a job - at first they were told that they would take them to Milogradovo (Olginsky district) on a farm where English cows are raised. And they identified the family in Deciduous - about five kilometers from Milogradovo. Elena told about how they live and their future plans by contacting VL.ru correspondents by telephone.
Interview in the article. Already 11 people, according to the Department of the Federal Migration Service, left the temporary accommodation centers of Primorye. In total, 2385 Ukrainians arrived in our region from the beginning of the year, and left the region 2440. More often people from TACs leave at their own expense. According to the law, they explained to us in the migration service, they have the opportunity to travel once at the expense of the state - after receiving the status of forced migrants. Usually they use this opportunity to get to the TAC.
So did the Savchenko family. According to Elena, they have no money for the way back - even in Ukraine, the bank has blocked all funds on the card. She asks all concerned to respond and help a family of four to get home. Elena Savchenko's contact phone number is in the VL.ru edition.
26 September 2014.
“We don’t even have toilet paper” - Ukrainian refugees ask Primorye to help them return home.
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/26/bezhency_1/#ixzz3O0UmTuY5
September 27 will be a month since the day when several hundred people arrived in Primorye from the south-east of Ukraine. From tomorrow they will no longer be fed. No money, not all found work. People who stayed at the temporary accommodation center in the village of Mikhailovka contacted VL.ru correspondent.
The Savchenko family, which from the Mikhailovsky TAP, arrived in Foliar (Olginsky District), soon leaves for their homeland. With life in Primorye, they did not work out. The promised "golden mountains" turned out to be a damp house with a clogged toilet and work in a distant village, where there are no schools or hospitals and it is not known for sure what the salary is (details ...).
Not indifferent readers of VL.ru helped a family of four with tickets to the Rostov region - from there across the border to the Luhansk region, to Sverdlovsk. The whole family moved back to Mikhaylovka and is now engaged in paperwork, gets their passports, which they have passed to the FMS. Through Elena, which is currently located at the temporary accommodation center, we keep in touch with the rest of the Ukrainians. In total, four families remained in the TAC. People who have the opportunity, leave home.
29 September 2014.
In the village of Mikhailovka, Ukrainian refugees fought over money.
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/29/bezhency_2/#ixzz3O0W6e3V7
On Sunday evening, 28 September, a conflict on financial grounds occurred at the temporary accommodation center in the village of Mikhaylovka. Forced migrants from Ukraine fought, the police arrived at the scene, which immediately took the position of one of the parties. About what happened, we were told by one of the participants in the incident.
After VL.ru published material on the plight of Ukrainian refugees in Primorye, lack of hygiene products and warm clothes (details ...), caring readers began to call and come to them - to offer things and bring money. Actually, because of the money, everything started. At 22.00, our correspondent was called by an agitated Elena Savchenko and said that the police would not let her and her son out of the TAC, although they had to go to Vladivostok that evening and from there by train to the house.
Details:
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/29/bezhency_3/.
Now four families live in the TAC, 11 people - six adults, five children. Children from two to five years. The youngest 11 months. Tickets are not required for them, only for adults. While the documents are in the FMS, but people are ready to leave as soon as they return the passports. And return them when there will be money for tickets.
“People helped us, carried warm clothes, diapers, children's things. Elena took much with her: “You are adults,” she said, “survive yourself. I will not leave you anything.” But we do not need anything anymore. If only I could go home. It’s quiet there, they don’t shoot, kindergartens are opening, people are returning, says our interlocutor. - I arrived with godfathers - they have two small children. When we went to the refugee camp, we were told that there were places in Khabarovsk or Vladivostok. They promised that they would bring us to the city, that there was a sea, fleet, mines ... We did not know that we would get to Mikhaylovka, that there was no work in the region, there was no housing, and the mines for which our husbands had arranged were not mines. such Already half of those who got there, quit.
October 9 2014
Ukrainian refugees ask VL.ru readers to help them return home from Mikhailovka
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/10/09/128172/
Forced migrants from the south-east of Ukraine want to leave the village of Mikhailovka. Svetlana was in Mikhailovka with her mother and five-year-old son Nikita. There is no money for the return journey, but it’s impossible to find housing and get a job in Primorye.
Now the family lives in the TAC - they are the last who could not find a job and have not left yet. In the gymnasium where the Ukrainians lived, it was now cold, and they were moved to the second floor in a smaller office. Meals at a local cafe are no longer paid, but they give “daily allowances” - Svetlana says that it’s even better: you can buy sweets or cookies for your child.
Others have already left, many even in a compartment. People helped. We do not need a coupe - we just want to go home. In Rostov-on-Don, they promise to meet us, and the bus goes again, and there you are within reach ... ”
December 30 2014
Refugees from Ukraine in the Chernihiv region threaten to be evicted from the TAC in the taiga 1 January
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/12/30/130655/#ixzz3O0YcNdh7
46 immigrants from the south-east of Ukraine risk starting a new year on the street, without food, work, money and documents. Now, in the temporary accommodation center in the village of Mushroom of the Chernigov region, there is simply nothing to feed the people. And on Thursday, January 1, representatives of the district administration promise to expel everyone into the street, despite the lack of money and documents.
Sanatorium "Spring" is located in the taiga, 15 kilometers from Chernigovka, in the tiny, courtyards on 15, the village of Mushroom. There is no housing, work and what is called “infrastructure”, but sometimes a bear cub comes in, and it is freezing outside in minus 35-40 degrees. There is not even a shop where you could buy food.
On August 28, people of different professions got into it: miners, financiers, salesmen, there is even a former bank director. Total 46 people, 16 of them - children up to 16 years. The youngest child is two months old.
"Work? We would be happy! Yes, with the inquiries, no one takes us to work. So they say: this is not a document. Several people got a job without documents - but they were not paid. In the cafe, people worked, on the basis of "Diamond Coast" - for the month they promised each of 40 thousands, did not give anything. But there we were advised by people from the district administration to get settled!
We have no money, no documents. We were immediately warned when we were brought here: there is no housing in the village. Rent an apartment in Chernigovka - about 15 thousand rubles per month. There is also a dormitory for three thousand rubles, with a common shower, it is impossible even to wash it there. But we don’t have this money either. ”
January 5 2015.
Ukrainians from the TAC in the village of Mushroom starving.
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VL.ru is keeping under control the situation of the internally displaced persons from the south-east of Ukraine, who remained in the village of Mushroom in the Chernihiv region of Primorye without food or money. 1 January they were promised to be evicted from the TAC in the taiga. Not yet evicted, but the promised money for food is not listed.
28 people from Donetsk and Lugansk regions live in the sanatorium "Spring", which 46 of August became a temporary accommodation point, 16 of them are children up to 16 years (details ...). At first, there were about twice as many immigrants in the TAC, but many of them had left. Those who stayed say that they are not hired by their temporary asylum certificates.
“Some of us have the documents - temporary residence permit - done before. They left the TAC, got a job and live. We do not, although for half a year they have already promised to issue passports. Now we have certificates in which it is written by hand that they have been extended for a year. Maybe, according to the law, we are obliged to hire us to work with them, but they all say in one voice that this is not a document. On November 10 we were promised to give testimonies to the participants in the State Program for the resettlement of compatriots - we take part in it, and in another ten days to issue a “lift”. But there was no evidence. We do not want to leave, on the contrary - we want to get Russian passports. We were told that they would be made in half a year, but now it’s obvious that by February 28 we will not have them. Those who tried to get settled illegally, without documents, were deceived - they did not pay money, ”said Oksana, a resident of the temporary accommodation center.
Total. Historically, in the Primorsky Territory, the ancestors of the majority of the modern population are migrants from the territory of Ukraine:
During 1858 — 1914, 22 122 peasant families moved in Primorye, 70% of which came from Ukraine, while their share in the South Ussuri region was 81,26% of all peasant migrants.
https://ru.wikipedia.org
Therefore, it is not surprising that the majority of modern migrants easily settled in a new place.
Those who could not get settled, either didn’t try very hard or were unlucky. Although the fault of the officials in this too.
I believe that if the Berkutov people came to Primorsky Krai, they, of course, would have settled down and found work and housing, but not as well as in the western part of the country. That confirms the constant outflow of the population from the Primorsky Territory to the western parts of the country or in general to other countries. Personally, I have many acquaintances who have gone to the west, to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Yes, we have a difficult climate, which the inhabitants of even the colder northern regions swear. Yes, in comparison with Moscow salaries we have 1,5-2 times less (15-25 thousand rubles. - average, “normal”, 40-60 thousand rubles. - very good, rarely where it happens), products in 1,5 are more expensive , but the apartments are comparable in value with Moscow. Yes, we have officials - a lot of promise, but little crooks. But even in such conditions, it is easy for us to find a job and survive. If you want.
June 5 2014.
"Big promises": what will the Primorye receive from meeting with Vladimir Miklushevsky in Vladivostok
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/06/05/124491/#ixzz3O08uUMXG
During the three-hour talk of the governor of Primorsky Krai, Vladimir Miklushevsky, many promises were made to the people. We are interested in this:
Help refugees from Ukraine.
From the Mikhailovsky District, Miklushevsky was asked whether "we are planning to create a migration center in the province to help refugees from Ukraine." Such a family arrived in the Mikhailovsky District a month ago. People are trying to get refugee status. Vladimir Miklushevsky said that "we must help people who want to move from Ukraine or other places and settle in Primorye." He said that there are some problems regarding the internal documents of the FMS, but he “literally today” (that is, already yesterday) will call the director of the “migration office” personally and discuss the issue. Terms of resolving the issue silent.
8 July 2014.
Vladivostok residents collected medicines and clothes for the citizens of Ukraine (PHOTOS)
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/07/08/125483/#ixzz3O0AMGkTG
The first collection of humanitarian aid in Vladivostok.
8 July 2014.
“Affectionately Proceed”: Ukrainians in Vladivostok are waited in the UFMS and the Investigation Committee (CHANGE)
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/07/08/125494/#ixzz3O0AyHEX6
The editorial staff of VL.ru offered Ukrainians who left the country homeland and everyone who has information about them in Primorye to respond — in order to find out how the “immigrants” settled in our region, whether their rights are being violated, what is actually happening in Ukraine.
9 July 2014.
The citizens of Vladivostok are waiting for the citizens of Ukraine
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Ukrainians arriving in Primorye will be told how to legalize themselves in Russia, get a job, where to look for support. On Saturday, July 12, a seminar will be held at the Migration Center (Komandorskaya Street, 12.00) at 11 on legal status settlement and comprehensive assistance to Ukrainian citizens, the press service of the regional UFMS reports.
Representatives of national public organizations, employers, and interested persons are invited to the meeting. And be sure the citizens of Ukraine. Following the meeting, it is planned to form a working group comprising representatives of the regional migration service, the Primorye administration, national public associations, employers ready to receive citizens of Ukraine.
4 August 2014.
“Nobody wants to be a refugee!” The working group discussed the legalization of Ukrainians in Vladivostok.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/04/126286/#ixzz3O0CneDxy
Helping Ukrainians coming to Primorye is not the first time becoming the main topic on the agenda of the maritime authorities. This time, first of all, it was about helping refugees in the only TAP in Vladivostok, located on the insular territory of the FEFU campus on the basis of the hostel number 8. The temporary accommodation center is equipped with 210 beds, and Anatoly Khmelinin, deputy director of the Main Directorate of the Primorsky Krai for fire safety, civil defense and emergency situations, is appointed as its head.
“In this issue, the timeline must be tightened. We cannot wait a month until people get status and begin to consider job vacancies, ”said Alexander Los.
Marina Zavyalova, deputy head of the UFMS, retorted: “We are marking time in the same place for several days. Today we learned that all citizens of Ukraine want to get exactly RWP (approx. VL.ru: temporary residence permit). They do not need refugee status. And then there are problems that are not yet resolved at the moment: medical certification and state duty - 2000 rubles from everyone who submits documents. Then the state will reimburse these two thousand people, but it will not happen soon. Now we have to find this money for them. We contacted Moscow, but no solution was found. There is an option to use sponsorship. On the part of the migration service, I cannot help here, no matter how much I want. ”
The nuances associated with obtaining status are decided by the joint work of the departments. However, representatives of the Finance Department and the Legal Department of the Primorsky Territory did not attend the meeting of the working group.
5 August 2014.
“No one is waiting for the manna from heaven” - visitors from Ukraine told about a new life in Vladivostok (PHOTOS).
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/08/05/126317/#ixzz3O0FkDWjc
Here you can read interviews of immigrants and refugees. In general, people are happy and hope for the best. Many have already found work. The following seems to me quite interesting:
We ask: "Why did Vladivostok choose?". A little thought, Natalya Fyodorovna replies, grinning: “We are the occupiers, as we are called. They wanted to go as far as possible. We want to stay here, but we cannot live in Vladivostok. Only in the region will be allowed somewhere. And in the Voronezh region was very bad in the TAC. People were rude. I said: “If the bullets were whistling over you and throwing bombs, you would also run somewhere.” But there are a lot of people coming. And here is good. Grandchildren feel great. ”
15 August 2014.
Humanitarian aid was delivered to immigrants from Ukraine on the FEFU campus in Russian.
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On Friday, August 15, about 10 tons of household chemicals for IDPs from Ukraine were delivered to the FEFU campus on Russky Island. The humanitarian cargo included shampoos, conditioners, deodorants, shaving accessories and cosmetic creams, the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.
We add that, by decision of the government, Primorye will be able to accept no more 2835 refugees from Ukraine - the relevant decree was signed by Dmitry Medvedev.
19 August 2014.
Refugees from Ukraine arrived in Vladivostok (PHOTO).
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On Tuesday night, August 19, a train arrived at Vladivostok station with citizens who were forced to leave Ukraine. From the station to the temporary accommodation on the island of Russian went 14 man, among which are six children.
28 August 2014.
More than 600 new settlers from Ukraine met in Primorye (PHOTO).
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The train with citizens who were forced to leave Ukraine arrived on Wednesday night, August 27, at the Sibirtsevo railway station. In the number of arrivals near 200 families, of which 21 - kids age up to one year.
According to the press service of the regional administration, in a cafe at the station, Ukrainians were given hot takeaway lunches. Also, families with children up to 5 have been given special kits for babies. They contain cereals, baby food, biscuits, milk, and diapers. Humanitarian aid was collected by the Primorsky Center for Social Services of the Population with the help of caring Primorye.
In 22.00, officers, EMERCOM of Russia officers, police officers, ambulance crews and social workers met the train in the Chernihiv municipal district.
Ukrainians were assigned to buses that took them to the 7 municipalities of the region - Arsenyev, Spassk-Dalniy, Partizansk, Khasansky, Kavalerovsky, Chuguevsky and Mikhailovsky districts. There, they promise to arrive at the temporary accommodation centers.
28 August 2014.
“There is no Ukraine for us anymore”: trains and airplanes bring hundreds of Slav brothers to the Primorsky Territory (PHOTO; VIDEO).
http://www.newsvl.ru/stories/2014/08/28/bezhency/#ixzz3O0JSPbYA
27 August is exactly on the 22.00 train with 608 Ukrainians arrived at the station Sibirtsevo in Primorsky Krai. Even more 400 people arrive on August 28, 24 hours later, at the airport of Vladivostok with a special board.
At first, six hundred new Primorye residents were given hot meals and food packages to families with children. “Each has a portion of borscht, buckwheat with meatballs, bun, bread, compote. Today, from three o'clock in the morning, they cooked, ”says Elena Komaha, director of the cafe“ Visiting Komashki ”. She is helped by girls from the local basketball team. For the smallest social welfare center prepared food packages. “Slightly more 50 grocery sets were collected by the entrepreneurs of the region. Milk, mixes, cereals for children, diapers are included in the set ... People carry shoes, clothes, warm clothes, bedding, ”said Elena Okmanyuk, deputy director of the seaside social service center for the Spassky district.
One of the smallest recipients - five-year-old David Zimin. He and his mom and dad rode the train for eight days. Stepping on the coastal land, rejoices and waves to journalists. “I was somewhere there — far, far away,” the little boy thinks. “When they left, the computer was taken down to the cellar, the TV was taken to the cellar.” All in the cellar. In general, there are children on the 200 train, 21 of them are not even a year old ...
Right at the railway station in Sibirtsevo, Ukrainians were distributed by buses, and they went to seven cities and districts of the region: Arsenyev, Spassk-Dalniy, Partizansk, Khasansky, Kavalerovsky, Chuguevsky and Mikhailovsky districts.
"We expected 575 Ukrainians, arrived 608 a man, - commented the vice-governor of the region, Alexander Los. - There will be more in Primorye 2800 person. Vladivostok already has more 250 person. Most of them will apply to the FMS for a temporary residence permit, and then for citizenship. Now they will apply for refugee status. After three days they will be given this document, and people will have the right to get a job. We will offer people work in the mining industry, agriculture, pedagogy ”.
29 August 2014.
More than 400 Ukrainian refugees arrived by plane at Vladivostok airport (PHOTO).
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On Thursday evening, 28 August, a plane arrived at Vladivostok International Airport from Simferopol, which delivered more 400 forced migrants from Ukraine.
According to a press release from the Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia in the Primorsky Territory, specialists from the department, as well as representatives of the Primorye administration, rescue workers, psychologists, police officers and emergency medical teams were brought in to meet people.
The administrations of Nadezhdinsky, Shkotovsky, Kirovsky, Chernigovsky, Khorolsky, Oktyabrsky and Partizansky municipal districts provided buses to transport people to temporary accommodation centers.
Vladimir Fokin, Colonel of Internal Service, head of the EMERCOM Main Directorate for the Primorsky Territory of Russia, noted that, thanks to the operational and coordinated actions of the personnel, people were organized in municipalities, assisted in boarding buses.
30 August 2014.
“Crimeans and Ukrainians will go to the shipbuilding complex '' Star '' - Dmitry Rogozin in Bolshoy Kamen (PHOTO).
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On Saturday, August 30, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin arrived at the Zvezda plant in Bolshoy Kamen. The curator of the military-industrial complex and the state defense order held a meeting with the leadership of the Far Eastern Center for Shipbuilding and Ship Repair, the regional authorities. Behind closed doors they discussed construction at the shipyard plant, as well as the creation of a shipbuilding cluster in Primorye.
Dmitry Rogozin admitted that working hands are the main problem in the province. “The machines can be bought, delivered, the plant can be built. But the people in the Russian Far East is not enough. And in shipbuilding, even more so. If we talk about the plans for the development of this enterprise before the 2025 year, we need an additional about 10 thousands of workers. They will need to be brought up from local staff and invite professionals, providing them with housing, the Deputy Prime Minister said. - I think wages here will be pretty high. Higher than the whole edge. In this regard, there is motivation - people will come from other regions, from the European part of Russia. I think some part of the Crimean people will arrive - the shipbuilding industry is quite developed there. Given the situation in Ukraine, we can expect a large influx of workers and qualified specialists from the Nikolaev region — there are huge shipyards that now stand without any orders, and it is clear to all that Kiev does not need industry. And we need these people. They adapt very easily to new conditions. Now there are all conditions for the acquisition of citizenship. On the other hand, in the Primorsky Territory reserves are not exhausted. The main thing is where to live? The city with the status of ZATO has always been under such a virtual "fence". And you need real housing, which must be built quickly. This is the main problem - we will pay close attention to it. ”
1 September 2014.
The children of forced migrants from Ukraine went to school on Russky Island with new backpacks (PHOTOS).
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According to the administration of Vladivostok, 50 students from Ukraine are enrolled in the city’s schools. Among them are 18 guys from families with official refugee status. These families were accommodated in the FEFU hostel. Three children of preschool age are admitted to kindergartens.
“The remaining 32 schoolchildren remain in the position of internally displaced persons - their parents are involved in paperwork for obtaining official refugee status. They live with their relatives in Vladivostok, ”the city’s press service noted.
5 September 2014.
Ukrainians from Mikhaylovka: “Most of the TAPs left, people carry medicines and sleeping bags to us”
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The immigrants from the south-east of Ukraine, who were brought to the seaside village of Mikhaylovka, are looking for work and are leaving the temporary accommodation center, from where they were promised to expel 5 September (details ...). About how things are going, VL.ru told one of the inhabitants of the TACs Elena.
According to our interlocutor, today the TV has already been taken away from the TAP. Previously, she said that, citing safety standards, they were forbidden to erase people (if they had fallen into this case, the curators would not be happy). True, they are not promising to evict everyone now, September 5, but on Friday, 12. September 14, we recall, in Primorye elections of the governor will be held.
“Our family passed the passports in the FMS, we received certificates of identification. We participate in the State Program for the resettlement of compatriots. We wrote a statement that we want to become citizens of Russia. After three months, we will be given "temporary passports" (apparently, Elena means temporary residence permit - approx. VL.ru), in three years we will receive citizenship. We heard that it would be necessary to live in the same place in order to later acquire citizenship.
As for returning to the Donetsk region, we don’t know, no one calls us there, ”Elena said. - Most Ukrainians from Mikhailovka have already left. From 74, the person left is about 30. Tomorrow we are leaving for Olginsky district. So near the village of Milogradovo there is a farm where English cows are raised. My daughter and I will work as milkmaids, and my son-in-law will be a tractor driver. We were promised that we will earn by 20 thousand rubles, then - how we will work - maybe more. They say the school is there nearby, the son will ride the bus. Now my grandson is ill - for the third time since August 15. The doctors wanted to put the child in the hospital, but we refused - to leave tomorrow. People help: they carry the medicines that the doctors wrote us out, they brought the stroller, the bath, the clothes, the apples and the pears ... They even brought sleeping bags - they said if we were evicted so that we could sleep. ”
According to Elena, her compatriots are gradually finding work. One family went to Novoshakhtinsky (Mikhailovsky district), where his wife would work at a small bakery, and her husband a carpenter, he was even offered to open a workshop for assembling, hauling upholstered furniture. People go to Ivanovka, Grigorievka, Vladivostok.
Those who persistently do not hand over their Ukrainian passports have remained. People are afraid to remain without documents in general. The certificates that are issued to them for a time, in exchange for a passport, are valid only in the territory of the region. If people want to leave, they will remain without an identity card. The citizens of Ukraine can stay on the territory of Russia for up to six months (unlike other citizens of the CIS countries for whom there is a three-month “corridor”). Another thing is that they cannot get a job simply on the basis of Ukrainian passports - for this you need to decide on your status on Russian soil.
9 September 2014.
Migrants from Ukraine are not in a hurry to register for work and leave the TAC in Vladivostok - UFMS.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/09/09/127182/#ixzz3O0PEghJR
Representatives of the Situational Center for Work with Arrivals from Ukraine do not know cases of forced evictions of citizens from seaside TAPs. However, Ukrainians are asked not to hope that the items will always work. On Tuesday, 9 of September, at a press conference in Vladivostok, experts said that every day they help displaced people to draw up documents, although not everyone is in a hurry to legalize.
Today, on the territory of Primorye there are 53 temporary accommodation centers for citizens. Their residents are provided with food, caring for the heads of districts and the migration service, assured Maxim Beloborodov, head of the Federal Migration Service of the Territory. As a rule, citizens arrived purposefully, therefore problems with their registration did not arise.
The participants assured that even today agricultural enterprises and plants, especially in the outback, are ready to offer vacancies to migrants. Mostly workers are required - accountants and lawyers have enough of their own.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainians who arrived from the points will not be forcibly evicted, Yevgeny Malyshev, the acting head of the Primorye civil protection department, assured the regional budget, the costs of placing them under the treaties.
“Naturally, the contract has a tendency to end. The issue of the timing of evictions and employment is still under construction. Job fairs are regularly held at which Ukrainian citizens are offered jobs and areas for permanent residence. Of course, the TAP cannot exist forever, ”noted Evgeny Malyshev.
He added that without the “right to choose”, people living in TAPs in Russian will not be evicted. The acting head of the civil defense department also commented on the incident with migrants from Mikhaylovka, one of whom, Elena, told VL.ru that they were being evicted from the TAP at a local school (details ...) to prepare it for the upcoming governor’s election: “The curator of the TAC could offer she has to move to another room for the time of the elections - no more than that. We repeatedly talked with Mikhail Chapter on this topic. ”
10 September 2014.
In Vladivostok, again accept documents from the Ukrainians for registration of temporary residence.
http://www.newsvl.ru/vlad/2014/09/10/rvp/#ixzz3O0QlkFZE
FMS of Russia on PC found a reserve in the framework of the quota of temporary residence permits for citizens of Ukraine in Primorye, the department said in a press release. Thus, the acceptance of documents for receiving RVP from refugees in Vladivostok and the region has been resumed.
The reserve was obtained at the expense of the canceled and refused to issue permits for temporary residence. To ensure the receipt of documents, an appropriate disposal was sent to the regional structural units of the Federal Migration Service Directorate for the Primorsky Territory.
12 September 2014.
In Primorye, 53 TACs for Ukrainian refugees have been approved.
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/12/pvr/#ixzz3O0Ra42n4
In Primorye, a list of temporary accommodation points has been approved, intended for persons forced to leave the territory of Ukraine. The list contained in the resolution published on the official website of the regional authorities contains the 53 TACs. And the list itself is provided with phone numbers and addresses.
15 September 2014.
Ukrainian refugees in Primorye: "We are returning to the Luhansk region, it is impossible to live here."
http://www.newsvl.ru/stories/2014/09/15/127366/#ixzz3O0ZevyvI
Forced migrants from Ukraine leave Primorye. The conditions provided by the regional and federal authorities do not suit the Ukrainians: not all find work, with housing even worse. VL.ru keeps in touch with Elena - she and her family came to the edge of August 27.
Savchenko's family was first identified in Mikhaylovka, in the TAC. From there they began to drive out, less than a week, referred to the gubernatorial elections. The family quickly found a job - at first they were told that they would take them to Milogradovo (Olginsky district) on a farm where English cows are raised. And they identified the family in Deciduous - about five kilometers from Milogradovo. Elena told about how they live and their future plans by contacting VL.ru correspondents by telephone.
Interview in the article. Already 11 people, according to the Department of the Federal Migration Service, left the temporary accommodation centers of Primorye. In total, 2385 Ukrainians arrived in our region from the beginning of the year, and left the region 2440. More often people from TACs leave at their own expense. According to the law, they explained to us in the migration service, they have the opportunity to travel once at the expense of the state - after receiving the status of forced migrants. Usually they use this opportunity to get to the TAC.
So did the Savchenko family. According to Elena, they have no money for the way back - even in Ukraine, the bank has blocked all funds on the card. She asks all concerned to respond and help a family of four to get home. Elena Savchenko's contact phone number is in the VL.ru edition.
26 September 2014.
“We don’t even have toilet paper” - Ukrainian refugees ask Primorye to help them return home.
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/26/bezhency_1/#ixzz3O0UmTuY5
September 27 will be a month since the day when several hundred people arrived in Primorye from the south-east of Ukraine. From tomorrow they will no longer be fed. No money, not all found work. People who stayed at the temporary accommodation center in the village of Mikhailovka contacted VL.ru correspondent.
The Savchenko family, which from the Mikhailovsky TAP, arrived in Foliar (Olginsky District), soon leaves for their homeland. With life in Primorye, they did not work out. The promised "golden mountains" turned out to be a damp house with a clogged toilet and work in a distant village, where there are no schools or hospitals and it is not known for sure what the salary is (details ...).
Not indifferent readers of VL.ru helped a family of four with tickets to the Rostov region - from there across the border to the Luhansk region, to Sverdlovsk. The whole family moved back to Mikhaylovka and is now engaged in paperwork, gets their passports, which they have passed to the FMS. Through Elena, which is currently located at the temporary accommodation center, we keep in touch with the rest of the Ukrainians. In total, four families remained in the TAC. People who have the opportunity, leave home.
29 September 2014.
In the village of Mikhailovka, Ukrainian refugees fought over money.
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/29/bezhency_2/#ixzz3O0W6e3V7
On Sunday evening, 28 September, a conflict on financial grounds occurred at the temporary accommodation center in the village of Mikhaylovka. Forced migrants from Ukraine fought, the police arrived at the scene, which immediately took the position of one of the parties. About what happened, we were told by one of the participants in the incident.
After VL.ru published material on the plight of Ukrainian refugees in Primorye, lack of hygiene products and warm clothes (details ...), caring readers began to call and come to them - to offer things and bring money. Actually, because of the money, everything started. At 22.00, our correspondent was called by an agitated Elena Savchenko and said that the police would not let her and her son out of the TAC, although they had to go to Vladivostok that evening and from there by train to the house.
Details:
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/09/29/bezhency_3/.
Now four families live in the TAC, 11 people - six adults, five children. Children from two to five years. The youngest 11 months. Tickets are not required for them, only for adults. While the documents are in the FMS, but people are ready to leave as soon as they return the passports. And return them when there will be money for tickets.
“People helped us, carried warm clothes, diapers, children's things. Elena took much with her: “You are adults,” she said, “survive yourself. I will not leave you anything.” But we do not need anything anymore. If only I could go home. It’s quiet there, they don’t shoot, kindergartens are opening, people are returning, says our interlocutor. - I arrived with godfathers - they have two small children. When we went to the refugee camp, we were told that there were places in Khabarovsk or Vladivostok. They promised that they would bring us to the city, that there was a sea, fleet, mines ... We did not know that we would get to Mikhaylovka, that there was no work in the region, there was no housing, and the mines for which our husbands had arranged were not mines. such Already half of those who got there, quit.
October 9 2014
Ukrainian refugees ask VL.ru readers to help them return home from Mikhailovka
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/10/09/128172/
Forced migrants from the south-east of Ukraine want to leave the village of Mikhailovka. Svetlana was in Mikhailovka with her mother and five-year-old son Nikita. There is no money for the return journey, but it’s impossible to find housing and get a job in Primorye.
Now the family lives in the TAC - they are the last who could not find a job and have not left yet. In the gymnasium where the Ukrainians lived, it was now cold, and they were moved to the second floor in a smaller office. Meals at a local cafe are no longer paid, but they give “daily allowances” - Svetlana says that it’s even better: you can buy sweets or cookies for your child.
Others have already left, many even in a compartment. People helped. We do not need a coupe - we just want to go home. In Rostov-on-Don, they promise to meet us, and the bus goes again, and there you are within reach ... ”
December 30 2014
Refugees from Ukraine in the Chernihiv region threaten to be evicted from the TAC in the taiga 1 January
http://www.newsvl.ru/society/2014/12/30/130655/#ixzz3O0YcNdh7
46 immigrants from the south-east of Ukraine risk starting a new year on the street, without food, work, money and documents. Now, in the temporary accommodation center in the village of Mushroom of the Chernigov region, there is simply nothing to feed the people. And on Thursday, January 1, representatives of the district administration promise to expel everyone into the street, despite the lack of money and documents.
Sanatorium "Spring" is located in the taiga, 15 kilometers from Chernigovka, in the tiny, courtyards on 15, the village of Mushroom. There is no housing, work and what is called “infrastructure”, but sometimes a bear cub comes in, and it is freezing outside in minus 35-40 degrees. There is not even a shop where you could buy food.
On August 28, people of different professions got into it: miners, financiers, salesmen, there is even a former bank director. Total 46 people, 16 of them - children up to 16 years. The youngest child is two months old.
"Work? We would be happy! Yes, with the inquiries, no one takes us to work. So they say: this is not a document. Several people got a job without documents - but they were not paid. In the cafe, people worked, on the basis of "Diamond Coast" - for the month they promised each of 40 thousands, did not give anything. But there we were advised by people from the district administration to get settled!
We have no money, no documents. We were immediately warned when we were brought here: there is no housing in the village. Rent an apartment in Chernigovka - about 15 thousand rubles per month. There is also a dormitory for three thousand rubles, with a common shower, it is impossible even to wash it there. But we don’t have this money either. ”
January 5 2015.
Ukrainians from the TAC in the village of Mushroom starving.
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VL.ru is keeping under control the situation of the internally displaced persons from the south-east of Ukraine, who remained in the village of Mushroom in the Chernihiv region of Primorye without food or money. 1 January they were promised to be evicted from the TAC in the taiga. Not yet evicted, but the promised money for food is not listed.
28 people from Donetsk and Lugansk regions live in the sanatorium "Spring", which 46 of August became a temporary accommodation point, 16 of them are children up to 16 years (details ...). At first, there were about twice as many immigrants in the TAC, but many of them had left. Those who stayed say that they are not hired by their temporary asylum certificates.
“Some of us have the documents - temporary residence permit - done before. They left the TAC, got a job and live. We do not, although for half a year they have already promised to issue passports. Now we have certificates in which it is written by hand that they have been extended for a year. Maybe, according to the law, we are obliged to hire us to work with them, but they all say in one voice that this is not a document. On November 10 we were promised to give testimonies to the participants in the State Program for the resettlement of compatriots - we take part in it, and in another ten days to issue a “lift”. But there was no evidence. We do not want to leave, on the contrary - we want to get Russian passports. We were told that they would be made in half a year, but now it’s obvious that by February 28 we will not have them. Those who tried to get settled illegally, without documents, were deceived - they did not pay money, ”said Oksana, a resident of the temporary accommodation center.
Total. Historically, in the Primorsky Territory, the ancestors of the majority of the modern population are migrants from the territory of Ukraine:
During 1858 — 1914, 22 122 peasant families moved in Primorye, 70% of which came from Ukraine, while their share in the South Ussuri region was 81,26% of all peasant migrants.
https://ru.wikipedia.org
Therefore, it is not surprising that the majority of modern migrants easily settled in a new place.
Those who could not get settled, either didn’t try very hard or were unlucky. Although the fault of the officials in this too.
I believe that if the Berkutov people came to Primorsky Krai, they, of course, would have settled down and found work and housing, but not as well as in the western part of the country. That confirms the constant outflow of the population from the Primorsky Territory to the western parts of the country or in general to other countries. Personally, I have many acquaintances who have gone to the west, to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Yes, we have a difficult climate, which the inhabitants of even the colder northern regions swear. Yes, in comparison with Moscow salaries we have 1,5-2 times less (15-25 thousand rubles. - average, “normal”, 40-60 thousand rubles. - very good, rarely where it happens), products in 1,5 are more expensive , but the apartments are comparable in value with Moscow. Yes, we have officials - a lot of promise, but little crooks. But even in such conditions, it is easy for us to find a job and survive. If you want.
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