Russian Intelligence: Europe Seeks to Return One Million Ukrainians to Their Country and Recruit Them for Combat
Russian intelligence reveals European plans to return one million Ukrainians to compensate for military losses
Translated by Qiyas from الراي — Original source
Russian foreign intelligence has revealed that the European Union is seeking to repatriate more than one million Ukrainians living in its member states and push them into combat.
According to an intelligence statement, EU leadership is increasingly looking for ways to offset the heavy losses suffered by Ukrainian forces, viewing the more than one million Ukrainians residing in the EU as “expendable material” that could be used to give the European aggression against Russia a new impetus.
The statement added that European officials intend to pressure Ukrainian draft evaders by creating obstacles for them in Europe in finding employment, housing, and financial support, thereby forcing them to return to their homeland and be driven into battle.
Russian intelligence also noted that Ukraine is on the “brink of a demographic catastrophe,” citing European estimates that only more than 10 million people will remain in territories under Kyiv’s control within 10 to 20 years (before the confrontation with Russia, Ukraine’s population had exceeded 43 million).
Previously, Russian intelligence had pointed out that the European Union welcomes expanding the debate in Ukraine on conscripting women, similar to Israel, and is seeking “innovative” ways to support Ukraine in recruiting scapegoats.
European reports have also revealed that the EU plans to exclude Ukrainian men of conscription age from the temporary protection program, amid demands from the Kyiv regime to cancel asylum for Ukrainian men aged 23 to 60 in order to force their return and conscription.
The Kyiv regime is facing a shortage of personnel, with widespread circulation of videos showing forced mobilization.
