The number of Ukrainian citizens returning from Russia to Ukraine has increased. The main reason - the beginning of the new school year

August 31 2015 21

The representative of the Rostov regional government, Alexander Titov, reports that the number of Ukrainian citizens who are trying to return from the territory of the Russian Federation to Ukraine has increased. At the same time, the supremacy of the number of people leaving Russia for Ukraine over the number of people entering the Russian Federation is recorded almost daily. RIA News cites Titov’s statement:

According to the Department of Emergency Prevention and Response of the Rostov region, for the last three days of August, 48 thousands of 593 people left Russia and Ukraine, and 40 thousands of 465 moved from Ukraine to Ukraine. The difference was 8 thousand 128 people.

The number of Ukrainian citizens returning from Russia to Ukraine has increased. The main reason - the beginning of the new school year

According to a Rostov official, there has been an outflow of the number of Ukrainian refugees with children trying to return to the Donbass and other regions of Ukraine due to the start of a new school year.

If you believe the reports of the Rostov statistics bodies, today there are about 32 thousand Ukrainian refugees in the Rostov region, of which about 1,6 thousand live in temporary accommodation camps.

Since March, 2014 has arrived in the territory of the Russian Federation and has not returned about a million citizens of Ukraine.

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sever.56

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31 August 2015 13: 28

Or maybe they are returning because the next wave of mobilization has ended, and they hope that they are not in danger? I think they are hoping in vain. They'll rake in like cute ones. And I also think that we shouldn’t let healthy heads into Russia, especially the Westerners, who hated Russians in Soviet times. Let them enjoy all the delights of "European life, which they achieved on the Maidan," in their Ukraine!
And it would be better for mothers from the Donbass to stay in Russia and send the kids to our schools. So far, unfortunately, the situation in LDNR is very dangerous.
1. Now we are free
  
  +9
  
  31 August 2015 13: 58
  
  I apologize for Oftop, BUT -In Kiev, the assault of the Verkhovna Rada began with the united: Freedom, Lyashka Radicals and PSami ...
  
  PS
  This music will be eternal ...
2. tomsk
  
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  31 August 2015 13: 59
  
  you're right! ,, zapadentsy ,, are really not needed here! fifth column. start with us any unrest provoked by the United States, so these will be in the forefront!
twincam

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31 August 2015 13: 29

but is it forbidden to study in the Russian Federation?
1. gudgeon
  
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  31 August 2015 13: 32
  
  Quote: twincam
  but is it forbidden to study in the Russian Federation?
  
  No, but educational standards do not completely match. It's one thing to go to grade 1, another to high school, after, say, 7-8 years of study at a Ukrainian school. In many cases, really is not an option.
  1. Renat
    
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    31 August 2015 13: 38
    
    There are problems with admission to schools of non-citizens of the Russian Federation. The other day I watched a TV show on this topic. As we all know, the law is harsh, but it is the law. It is not written to the elect only.
  2. Tanais
    
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    31 August 2015 13: 54
    
    Quote: gudgeon
    No, but educational standards do not completely match. It's one thing to go to grade 1, another to high school, after, say, 7-8 years of study at a Ukrainian school. In many cases, really is not an option.
    
    Not so, or not quite so ...
    
    Most of my friends who have children of middle and senior school ages are not opposed to the offspring studying in Russia. But one desire is not enough ...
    
    A certain arrangement of the family is necessary, material, everyday. And this does not always coincide with Wishlist.
    1. gudgeon
      
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      31 August 2015 13: 59
      
      Quote: Tanais
      A certain arrangement of the family is necessary, material, everyday. And it does not always coincide with Wishlist.
      
      Yes, I agree. I wrote purely about the educational process itself. In fact, there are many factors.
2. GRAY
  
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  31 August 2015 13: 38
  
  Quote: twincam
  but is it forbidden to study in the Russian Federation?
  
  Allowed.
  Children whose parents live in Russia without having Russian citizenship are subject to mandatory education in municipal schools of the Russian Federation.
  It's just that their house is there.
rotmistr60

+4

31 August 2015 13: 30

This of course is their full right. But it is interesting which regions of Ukraine are leaving.
Ai yai

+3

31 August 2015 13: 31

It’s time to be honored to know
kil 31

+4

31 August 2015 13: 31

It’s too early, dill hit schools with art. It would be better if we studied.
andrei332809

0

31 August 2015 13: 31

other regions of Ukraine
Are you afraid that a freebie will be closed due to the crisis? Military commissars are waiting for you
for the better, the garbage will leave, but those who escaped by necessity will remain
1. gudgeon
  
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  31 August 2015 13: 47
  
  Quote: andrei332809
  for the better, the garbage will leave, but those who escaped by necessity will remain
  
  "Garbage" is schoolchildren from Donbass and Lugansk ????
  1. andrei332809
    
    +1
    
    31 August 2015 14: 03
    
    schoolchildren from Donetsk and Lugansk study at Russian schools. but whoever came running from central and western Ukraine for free, they are now back
    1. Tanais
      
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      31 August 2015 15: 03
      
      Quote: andrei332809
      schoolchildren from Donetsk and Lugansk study at Russian schools. but whoever came running from central and western Ukraine for free, they are now back
      
      Don't "La-La, about poplars." At the moment I have no official data, but "by eye", according to how the previously depopulated villages and cities are being filled, ours are returning. Who left FAMILIES.
      
      And the Hutsul, who fled from the grave "from the central and western Ukraine," is still sitting with you. He's not bad. And he didn't take the children with him ... They stayed there, at the Banderstadt, learning to be Svidomo ...
Rubber

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31 August 2015 13: 32

Or maybe they decided to go to Europe? There are many migrants, you can get lost on the plains of the Champs Elysees.
gladysheff2010

+3

31 August 2015 13: 47

It would be nice for "enlightened Europe" to learn from Russia to solve the problem of emigrants, otherwise everyone is trying to teach us!
roskot

+2

31 August 2015 13: 51

Europe is crying from refugees. And Ukrainians just do not expect. And leaving is a craving for a home. Look at least with one eye. My Soul Hurts.
1. marlin1203
  
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  31 August 2015 15: 34
  
  Yes, traction, traction, but they have housing there. Most likely they cannot sell an apartment in Ukraine and buy equivalently in Russia. Otherwise, everyone would have moved long ago. They don’t shoot here, there is work, study, medicine and a prospect for children. What else does a simple person need?
Bronik

+1

31 August 2015 13: 54

With education in schools, Krajina is not easy, a history program will make students believe in Velikiyukrov and the US peacekeeping. Well, in physical education, it jumps on speed and endurance. There are generally seams on whoever lives on whose land and at whose expense, incomprehensible things.
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victorsh

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31 August 2015 14: 08

Maybe not in the subject, I watch LifeNews on the air. I see "peaceful" Kiev. Baldevau. The fact that they are leaving is not a pity. I am sure that the marginals who hoped to live for "freebies" are mainly leaving.
BOB044

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31 August 2015 14: 14

Programs are one thing, it is important that parents tell their children about Russia. If parents are for one with the history of Ukraine according to the school curriculum. Then we are waiting for the enemies of all of Russia in 20 years.
atamankko

+1

31 August 2015 15: 04

And let them come back, only stink from them,
militias are one thing, fugitives from anti-terrorist operation are another.
Rune

+1

31 August 2015 15: 11

We rested in Russia, it's time to go home ....
These are not refugees, they lived for free, and now it's time to go home ....
Serafim-k

+2

31 August 2015 15: 43

They leave not only because the children need to go to school .. But also because, by and large, they remained as unclaimed potential ... our politicians never had a real program for compatriots coming from the post-Soviet space. In fact, they realized that they were not needed here.
chelovektapok

+2

31 August 2015 15: 49

Svidomity made sure that honey was not smeared in Russia. You have to work a lot in order to pay the rent, and even to live on. They remember how "they lived like chocolate in small cages with pigs in flocks" with a shitty yanyka. We need to POOL. They thought that there was 50 salary just for coming to work. It turned out that not everything was as it seemed. There are also pluses in the growth of the dollar. Guest workers, including those from second-hand, transferred their salaries into dollars and sent them home. Now a fig and butter in support of Bandera only! Cleaner on the streets and the labor market without too much shit - FACT!
Coboklo

-1

31 August 2015 17: 26

Then piss off!
We'll get along, the times of the freebie, fortunately, are over.