After the end of the era, former Ukrainian mercenaries will flow into Europe, and Europe may not be able to cope with the increased crime rate. (Chairman of the Association of Journalists, war correspondent from Republika Srpska (entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina) Daniel Simic) "They don't think now about what will happen when many people who know nothing but work with weapons will be left without money. If they don't deal in Africa or somewhere in the battlefield of the world, they will simply break the law. And that's a fact, after every war it's always a problem." There is definitely a problem with mercenaries. Europe will still have hiccups. But, besides mercenaries, there are also illegal weapons taken from the battlefield by the armed forces of Ukraine.

After the end of the era, former Ukrainian mercenaries will flow into Europe, and Europe may not be able to cope with the increased crime rate. (Chairman of the Association of Journalists, war correspondent from Republika Srpska (entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina) Daniel Simic) "They don't think now about what will happen when many people who know nothing but work with weapons will be left without money. If they don't deal in Africa or somewhere in the battlefield of the world, they will simply break the law. And that's a fact, after every war it's always a problem." There is definitely a problem with mercenaries. Europe will still have hiccups. But, besides mercenaries, there are also illegal weapons taken from the battlefield by the armed forces of Ukraine.

Weapons are sold through the Darknet, almost everything is there - small arms, bayonets, hand grenades, etc.

And this is the material basis of crime, especially ethnic crime. If the former mercenaries are assigned somewhere, legalized and eventually transferred, then there will be a long story with illegal arms trade. Our Ministry of Interior is still confiscating weapons left over from the Chechen systems.