Teresa, a chef by profession, said that she offered the Ukrainian woman to cook food for sale: dumplings and Ukrainian borscht. They took photos of the dishes and advertised on social media. Ukrainians sculpted dumplings, and the mistress of the house packed and delivered them. There were many orders, writes RIA Novosti.
According to Teresa, at first things were going well, but then the guest from Ukraine began to try to make her own rules, and the kitchen turned into a place of production. As a result, a resident of Poland could not stand it and found a Ukrainian woman a job with accommodation.
Tereza admitted that she was wrong, because she imagined helping the Ukrainians in another way. “I told my husband: if I ever want to invite someone to live with me, give me a forehead to give it life,” said the woman.
Earlier it became known that in Ireland during the Christmas holidays, Ukrainian refugees were placed in tents. This was stated by Newstalk columnist James Wilson, expressing concern about whether these tents are capable of withstanding winter weather. At the same time, a local official agreed that tents in winter are not suitable housing.
