As the situation in Russia and Ukraine becomes increasingly anxious, Ukraine has a large number of surrogate babies trapped in the war zone.
According to the exposed photos, many surrogate babies are placed in a basement in the outskirts of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. The not-so-spacious space is filled with simple plastic baby boxes. The cries of crying almost penetrated the ground.
These newly arrived little babies can only accept the care of volunteers. Although medical conditions are not excellent, they have no choice.
Since there are not many volunteers, they adopt a "shift system". They are tired and hardly get time to rest. They often take a nap and continue working.
The threat of war and the high pressure of continuous work make people deeply worry about the status of volunteer nurses and wonder whether the babies can receive appropriate care.
Due to the current situation, only a very small number of babies were picked up, and the remaining babies could only be trapped in the basement and waited silently.
A pair of parents from the United States, with their daughter who was only 4 days old, traveled a long distance and took a full 27 hours to arrive at the Polish border.
You should know that the temperature in Ukraine is currently below zero at night, and the parents have been worried along the way that this newborn little life will be "starved or frozen to death." Fortunately, they have returned to China safely.
However, most babies have "the future is uncertain".
According to the surrogacy partner agency "Growing Family", there are still more than 800 surrogate mothers in Ukraine.
Parents from all over the world are eager to get information about their babies, but the situation is bleak.
Ironically, the safety of surrogate mothers is ignored, they are just Western "birth machines".
What is even more ridiculous is that Due to the legalization of surrogacy, any surrogate mother who wants to escape the war is required to stay in Ukraine until she gives birth to a child.
As the long-famous "European uterus", Ukraine's surrogacy industry is very developed.
But you should know that Ukraine was once the second largest franchise of the Soviet Union and was highly valued by the Soviet Union. It can be said to be on par with Russia.
After the collapse of of the Soviet Union, 30% of the former Soviet Union's military supplies fell in Ukraine, and thousands of nuclear warheads also entered the hands of Ukraine.
Ukraine has become the world's third largest military power, and has even begun to have the "Dream of a Great Power".
can be "a rich man, but a poor man is difficult." No matter how grand the "Dream of a Great Country" is, you must build an economy down-to-earth.
However, Ukraine's economic development path was stumble, and in the end, it was so poor that the girl could only sell her body to make a living.
So, how did Ukraine, which once had the "Dream of a Great Power", fall to the end of the "European uterus"?
(surrogate babies in the basement of the suburbs of Kiev)
1. The "powerless" Ukrainian government
There is an idiom in China, called "adapt to local conditions", and it pays attention to construction based on the actual situation of the region.
Ukraine's economic development is obviously subject to the distribution of resources.
Donbas region has abundant coal reserves, and heavy industries such as steel and chemical industries are the "leaders" of the local area.
Kharkiv region has developed science, culture and education, with more than 20 universities and many scientific research and design institutions, and is the cultural center of Ukraine.
The soil on the right bank of the Dnieper River is fertile, the black soil is large in area and high in crop yield. It is the main agricultural production area of Ukraine.
(fertile black soil)
resources distribution makes eastern Ukraine the center of the national economy, and people's lives are much more comfortable than those in the western region.
The huge income gap makes Western Ukrainian people more inclined to integrate into EU and integrated organizations, and they want to develop their own market.
The unbalanced development between the east and west is naturally visible to the Ukrainian government, and the authorities are also intending to change the phenomenon of serious imbalance in the proportion of light and heavy industries.
However, the Ukrainian government is "powerless".
After independence, Ukraine implemented economic privatization reform with the goal of accelerating the transformation to a capitalist market economy.
But the subsequent reform results show that Ukraine's privatization reform was a complete failure.
(The United States provides economic assistance to Ukraine)
This reform was deeply hindered by Ukrainian oligarch , and its failure aggravated the domestic economic crisis.
Due to the failure of domestic economic privatization reform, Ukraine's treasury was deficient and a large number of state-owned assets were lost.
Ukrainian officials who are greedy for pleasure are seriously corrupt, and the national fiscal deficit is increasing year by year.
The terminally ill Ukrainian government was powerless to make a comeback and could only let the country "show its roots". In 1990, Ukraine's light industry output value accounted for 10.8% of the total industrial output value, but it only accounted for 1.6% in 1999, and even in 2005, it only increased by 0.3%, and the people's lives were poor.
The Ukrainian government seemed to be stretched during economic reform, and the long-term accumulated income gap has intensified social division and deepened ethnic conflicts.
(surrogate babies in the basement of the suburbs of Kiev)
The constraints and swaying economic policies of energy shortage are a major reason why Ukraine's economic reform is stretched and "unable to let go". Ukraine's energy shortage problem is severe.
Ukraine's agricultural, coal and mining resources are abundant, but oil, natural gas resources cannot meet domestic demand. It can only be imported in large quantities from countries such as Russia, , Turkmenistan, , etc. Energy shortage has always restricted Ukraine's domestic economic development.
(Ukraine's energy shortage)
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Anatoli Zrenko once said: "The reality that Ukraine's energy shortage and its reliance on Russia's energy supply for a considerable period of time has forced Ukraine to take into account Russia's interests and positions in order to ensure energy security in the process of implementing its policy of returning to Europe. Energy security largely determines the key issues of Ukraine's reform achievements and its participation in world economic integration."
The energy crisis seriously restricts Ukraine's economic development.
Ukraine's industrial production field has a huge demand for natural gas. However, rising natural gas prices will inevitably lead to higher costs for production enterprises, and fertilizer manufacturers with natural gas as the main raw material will not be profitable.
The profits of steel enterprises will also drop sharply, and they may even face losses. Industrial bases in eastern and southern Ukraine are at risk of large-scale unemployment.
The energy crisis has also had a huge impact on residents' lives.
(After the blizzard, Ukrainians froze to death on the streets)
Schools were forced to suspend classes due to insufficient heating, and public transportation was partially suspended due to insufficient energy. Insufficient energy caused insufficient agricultural product production and supply, resulting in a food shortage crisis.
Aware of the huge losses caused to the national economy by the energy shortage crisis, the Ukrainian government formulated a national energy strategy by 2030 to accelerate the pace of integration into European integration.
When Poroshenko was in power, he announced that he would stop importing natural gas from Russia from 2016 - "Fossum fuel is no longer a political tool that restricts Ukraine as it used to be, but has become an ordinary commodity."
If Poroshenko's promise can be fulfilled, then Ukraine will get rid of Russia's restrictions and can freely formulate economic development policies.
However, Poroshenko himself became the leader of corruption, and all the promises became empty talk.
In fact, Ukraine, located in the heart of Europe, has been an "two-way dependence" economy from beginning to end. It relies on both the Eastern Russia and the Western EU.
(Russia-Ukraine relations are uncertain)
Ukraine has close economic ties with Russia, which prevents Ukraine from losing the Russian market.
Similarly, the potential market for residents in western Ukraine and the EU makes Ukraine necessary to integrate into European integration.
The swaying Ukraine eventually became increasingly "stretched", its economic level plummeted, and a large number of Ukrainians lost their jobs.
Unemployment can cause huge mental stress and often become the fuse for family insecurity and violence; unemployment can also increase the crime and suicide rate, and can easily deteriorate health.
In Ternopol Prefecture, , , local residents who participate in more formal activities can only go to the second-hand market to buy clothes, shoes, socks and other daily necessities, and even such clothing usually only has one or two sets of such clothing.
Many underage children do not even have their own clothes.
(Ukrainian Arms)
In the second-hand market, all clothing items are contained in large transparent plastic bags, but I don’t know where these bags come from, and there is no proof of sanitation inspection and quarantine, emitting an unpleasant smell.
can be clearly judged from the appearance that these clothes are all waste garbage imported from abroad, and residents search for the clothes they need in bags, and pile all the clothes on the ground in a mess for everyone to search.
(poor Ukrainian refugee)
All shoes for sale are tied together and stacked on the ground, and the price is very cheap. Despite this, many residents still cannot afford it, and robbery incidents occur from time to time.
Due to income problems, most residents can only eat two meals a day, and some even only eat one meal a day, which is very few families who can ensure three meals a day.
I believe some readers are very surprised. Ukraine is famous for its beauty. They are dressed brightly and beautifully, and their tall figures are like stunners. There are many Ukrainian beauties in the camera "wearing gold and silver". From this perspective, Ukraine has nothing to do with poverty.
In fact, the reason why Ukrainian beauties can be so rich is because of the extremely high income "surrogacy industry" and the porn service industry.
2. "European Surrogacy Capital": Ukraine
Ukraine is completely legalized for surrogacy and is called the "European Surrogacy Capital".
In early 2000, Ukraine determined the legalization of surrogacy. After the surrogacy parties agree, a written agreement can be signed. The agreement will take effect immediately and has legal significance and does not require approval from government departments to take effect.
In fact, surrogacy is strictly prohibited in European countries.
The "Bioethics Law" promulgated by France in 1994 denounced the unbearable surrogacy industry and warned the national surrogacy violations. Even the Criminal Code was passed, surrogacy was put into prison.
(surrogacy industry)
Germany promulgated the Embryo Protection Law. For the sake of respect for human dignity and protection of life, surrogate illegal surrogacy will be sentenced to punishment and fines unless the surrogate mother accepts raising the surrogate baby.
However, since light and heavy industries have no improvement, the Ukrainian government does not allow commercial surrogacy.
Unexpectedly, commercial surrogacy brought huge profits. The Ukrainian government was moved and placed surrogacy in a "priority development" position, and even issued a series of laws to protect it.
This has caused the infertile people in Europe, America and other regions to gradually turn their attention to Ukraine for surrogacy.
Due to the rapid development of surrogacy in Ukraine, the economy has improved rapidly, especially the income of surrogate women is far higher than the wage level.
Due to these reasons, Ukraine's strange and deformed economy has developed reasonably, and it has grown exponentially.
A complete industrial chain has brought the Ukrainian surrogacy industry to the right track.
The support of local laws and cheap surrogacy costs have made Ukraine sweep the world surrogacy market, and the surrogacy industry has become an important economic pillar of Ukraine.
(surrogacy advertisements on the streets of Ukraine)
To the present, the domestic surrogacy industry in Ukraine is seriously "intra-revolutionary", and almost all hospitals have begun to promote international surrogacy business.
Regional hospitals in Ukraine use strong funds to introduce talents, use Philips medical devices, integrate these resources and sell them to surrogate demanders all over the world at the lowest price, thus quickly seizing the market.
A American netizen said that in Kiev Square, the capital of Ukraine, someone gave him a "clear price" surrogacy price list and enthusiastically introduced him to various services.
Generally speaking, each surrogacy costs $40,000. After layers of deductions, the surrogate mother can get about $15,000. For Ukrainians, this is equivalent to a huge sum of money, with a maximum of three years of normal working income.
However, since childbirth is too painful, most Ukrainian women will not choose this path, and they set their sights on the porn service industry.
3. The porn service industry derived from the surrogacy industry
Ukraine is developing its porn industry vigorously and is dependent on the tourism industry.
This industry has also promoted the development of Ukrainian economy to a certain extent and provided the "power" for the development of the tourism industry.
(Ukrainian prostitute who solicits business)
On the surface, this kind of career is driving the development of the tourism industry, but in fact, this industry is enough to be called the "cancer" in the tourism industry.
The porn industry includes a series of physical services such as young girls and women. The porn industry is almost at the same time as the tourism industry.
This industry can provide the tourism industry with a source market and space for development, and the pornography industry has also triggered many tourism projects.
Ukraine has many shameful transactions, including population trading.
Businessmen buy young girls from the black market, and then train them to learn to dance, learn to pose, and finally buy them in the hands of rich people in Europe and North America .
This seriously violates the humanitarian principles in the world. These little girls have become tourists who are pursuing gorgeous special products.
In many Ukrainian bar dance halls, service providers can be seen everywhere.
These hotels actually hold activities similar to massage and prostitution in the opposite sex under the guise of hotels.
(Ukrainian women protesting prostitution)
, among which tourists who conduct sex transactions account for 50% of the prostitutes' customers.
At first, the Ukrainian government's attitude was very ambiguous and did not explicitly ban pornographic services, so the pornographic industry in Ukraine became more and more rampant.
In 2006, the Ukrainian government downgraded pornography transactions to administrative crimes. In the past, prostitutes were caught and imprisoned. Since 2006, they could be acquitted if they paid 20 euros.
The Ukrainian government's transformation has caused the porn service industry to cover the entire country, and Ukrainian women are deeply trapped in it and cannot extricate themselves.
Although this industry is very profitable, prostitutes are sad inside.
This practice also violates social morality and human nature. The human rights of these women cannot be protected by the law and state as they deserve, and their lives are destined to be tragic.
After they waited for their "old and yellow", they seemed to have no choice but to wait silently for death.
Ukraine's surrogacy industry and pornographic service industry seem to have brought huge economic income to Ukraine, but this practice of drinking poison to quench thirst has endless harm.
4. Fallen and disease are intertwined, crime and violence coexist
Due to the development of porn service industry and surrogacy industry, a social trend of sexual liberation has emerged in Ukrainian society.
(Premature Ukrainian girl)
This movement is undoubtedly a disaster for Ukrainian teenagers, and the direct consequence is that the number of pregnant girls is increasing year by year.
About 200,000 girls become pregnant every year, 410,000 babies are illegitimate children, and about one million teenagers are infected with STDs every year!
Among girls who have had a history of premarital pregnancy, one-fifth of them have been pregnant again in less than a year.
In 2011 alone, the Ukrainian authorities' funds for solving the problem of teenage births reached US$1.4 billion. The Ukrainian government has to launch a campaign to reduce the rate of teenage pregnancy.
In terms of sexual relations, the vast majority of people who evade responsibility are men. This not only puts children who have never seen their father and mothers who have taken on child care alone in grief, but also men cannot experience the happiness of becoming a father who is only once in their life, sharing family happiness with their wives and children.
Since entering the 21st century, Ukraine's divorce rate has increased by an astonishing 300%.
A large number of families have caused the loss of their educational functions and the large increase in the population with low cultural qualities.
(Serious street crime problems in Ukraine)
Following this, many social stubborn diseases such as the increase in crime rates among teenagers and adults and the deterioration of social security conditions. The prison is filled with criminals of all kinds.
Criminologists have found that many criminals come from families with frequent violent abuse or divorced parents. "Sexual liberation" impacts the family, and the public problems it brings are inevitable.
The serious public health problems caused by sexual liberation are the rampant epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases and the AIDS .
According to statistics, in the past 20 years, the total number of Ukrainians who died of AIDS has reached nearly 200,000.
In 2001, the Ukrainian Center for Disease Control reported that at least 25% of teenagers with sexual activity were infected with STDs.
The increase in AIDS-infected patients and patients has forced the Ukrainian government to invest a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources to prevent and treat AIDS.
According to a Ukrainian government report, between 1996 and 2015, the direct cost of for AIDS in Ukraine surged from US$400 million to more than US$2.2 billion each year.
(Ukraine AIDS problem is severe)
Russian TV reported that Ukrainian women are very vulnerable to sexual violence and abuse in close relationships, thereby increasing their risk of AIDS.
A study in Ukraine showed that women who have suffered intimate relationship violence have two to three times more likely to become sex workers than ordinary women.
Moreover, sexual violence and the fear of sexual violence have become a huge obstacle for Ukrainian women to conduct HIV testing and seek help from the society.
In Ukraine, 53% of women choose to hide their condition because they are afraid of violence and abandonment from their partners.
Ukrainian women have become male appendages in social life. Unequal gender roles have led to them being controlled by men in life and being deeply tortured by AIDS, poverty, sexual harassment, sexual violence, early marriage and early childbirth.
In addition, the rampant venereal diseases and AIDS have brought disastrous consequences to the survival and development of Ukrainians, shortening the average life expectancy in some Ukraines by a full 10 years.
(Ukraine's future is uncertain)
so that some experts lamented that Ukraine's AIDS ruined the efforts and achievements made by the former Soviet Union in public health over the past few decades.
Nowadays, the situation in the war between Russia and Ukraine is not clear, and the crying of surrogate babies continues, and Ukraine's future path is also confusing.
Reference:
"Overwhelmed! Foreign media: Foreign parents didn't take them away, and a large number of surrogate newborns were accumulated in the Ukrainian basement. Global Times
"Too unethical! Ukrainian textbooks have suddenly appeared on pornographic website links, and it has been used for several years. Global Times
"Ukraine has become the "surrogacy capital" of Europe, completely legal and difficult to have disputes" Global Network
"Research says Ukraine conflict intensifies the spread of AIDS" Xinhua News Agency
"Ukraine violent conflict, squares become battlefields" Sichuan Daily
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