Tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees fleeing for their lives have arrived in Moldova since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered troops into Ukraine last week.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees fleeing for their lives have arrived in Moldova, a country on Ukraine’s southern border, since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered troops into Ukraine last week.Moldova, like Ukraine, was part of the former Soviet Union, and is facing a labor shortage. More than 1 million Moldovans have left the country of about 3.5 million since 1991, according to Canada’s Globe and Mail newspaper.
“If these refugees decide to stay in Moldova they are welcome,” Veaceslav Ionita, a former member of parliament, said. “That would be a solution for them – and it would help Moldova because in my opinion, the biggest challenge for Moldova in the next two or three years is it has no workers.”The country has also taken steps to get refugees bank accounts, enrolled in health care and their children in local schools.
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