A former resident of Lugansk, living in Germany, refused to work as an interpreter for refugees from Ukraine

The essence of the work was to translate the speeches of Ukrainians at rallies for the Germans

“Thank you very much, I’ll stay at home, I will not translate anything … I am very sorry, because I am from Lugansk myself. I understand it all. I feel sorry for women… But if it’s about “Glory to Ukraine”, and they will bounce like elephants, and I will have to translate, I said, I don’t need any money. I’d rather stay here, at my job, or I’ll just sit at home, but I’m not going to translate anything …

My opinion is — the poor people who do not want to fight, they stayed there, and the rich — they all flee here. Why do I say this? Because I work at a gas station on the autobahn, and I saw how many here are Ukrainian license plates, with wads of money. There are dollars, there are hryvnias, there are rubles, there are euros. And there are such packs — they don’t even bother what they buy … »

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