UK Taking in Migrants from Around the World on Ukrainian Refugee Visas

Ukraine has been used by the leftist globalist alliance in the west as a proxy of NATO against Russia on the military front. But at the same time, the Russia-Ukraine war has been cashed out as an opportunity to speed up the big reset – demographic replacement of the white conservative west with immigrants from the non-Anglo-Saxon and mostly Muslim parts of the world. It’s a kind of corruption of its own category.

Earlier this month, the British daily The Sun reported that thousands of visas have been issued to non-Ukrainians to come and live in the United Kingdom (UK). These visas were supposed to be issued only to Ukrainian citizens but can also be used to take in family members of Ukrainians even if they don’t have Ukrainian citizenship. According to official records cited in The Telegraph, 3500 of these visas have been issued to people from 112 different countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

According to the breakdown of the numbers of these visa recipients, over 400 of these are Nigerians, nearly 300 Afghans, and hundreds of Iraqi, Turk, Iranian, Egyptian, and Indian backgrounds. There are dozens of nationals of other countries too who have won these visas after claiming family connections with Ukrainians. The Sun cited Zia Yusuf, Reform UK’s Home Office spokesman, slamming the issuance of these visas to UK and said that the country has lost control of its borders.

The fraud in Ukrainian refugee visa issuance isn’t new or confined to Europe. Two years ago, Julian Assange questioned the fairness in issuance of visas by the Canadian government to Ukrainian refugee students. On his X page, Assange asked how many of these visas were actually given to refugees from Syria and the Middle East who had sought asylum in Ukraine.

When it comes to the real Ukrainians, though, Europe is slowly stepping back from harboring them so they can be returned and fed to the war machinery that is running out of manpower against Russia. Earlier this year, a story by Radio France Internationale (RFI) pointed at the uncertain future of Ukrainians staying in France as asylees. Over 40,000 Ukrainians living in France under a temporary protection status face this uncertainty as France started winding down services offered to Ukrainians back in December last year.

A related story, published in The New Voice of Ukraine (April 28), wrote that European Union (EU) officials plan to stop extending the protection of stay for Ukrainian asylees and the protection is likely to end in 2027. This comes amid the Zelensky regime’s push for EU membership while EU leadership seems hesitant to heed his effort to make Ukraine part of the EU.

For the Ukrainian government, however, the cash flow from EU/NATO continues with another 90 billion euros approved recently. The money flowing into Ukraine remains unaudited despite many reports of boundless corruption inside the Ukrainian government.