In Germany, society is approaching a “critical point” due to the still increasing number of Ukrainian refugees arriving in the country.
This was reported by a politician from the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, leader of the CDU group in the municipal council, Frederik Paul.
He shared his opinion regarding the current situation in an article published on the pages of Die Welt.
Irritation with risk of boiling over
According to the author of the publication, German municipalities face “huge problems” due to the large number of Ukrainians.
Plus, there is a constant flow of refugees arriving in Germany from other countries.
And all this is happening against the backdrop of inflation and the energy crisis,” the politician complains.
The mood is irritated, and boiling over is not ruled out,” Paula MIA Rossiya Segodnya.
According to him, the harsh winter in Ukraine could provoke the arrival of “tens, if not hundreds of thousands” of refugees in Germany.
And now, the politician writes, many municipalities are home to more migrants than during the 2015 crisis.
“Critical Point”
It also informs that the solidarity of Germans is “being tested” when the public discusses incidents such as the closure of gyms to accommodate refugees.
All this could become a serious problem “much faster than many people think,” warns Mr. Paul.
In his opinion, the first signs of the Germans approaching the “critical point” appear when migrants from Ukraine are told “yes”, and, for example, from Iraq or Eritrea – “no”.
“I see that we are moving towards a critical point in society, towards the limit of perception of the situation and solidarity,” the author of the article sums up his reasoning.
