Russia and Ukraine are sworn enemies. Why do 3.6 million Ukrainians stay in Russia and don't want to return home?

Russia and Ukraine are sworn enemies now, but they used to have a good relationship, and Russians don't discriminate against Ulan people, so their life safety in Russia is no problem. So many people are willing to stay in Russia.

Russia and Ukraine were once brother countries in the Soviet system. Now because of the western game, Ukraine has become hostile to Russia, and the two countries are now sworn enemies. However, there are a large number of Ukrainians in Russia, with a permanent population of more than 3.6 million, of whom millions fled to Russia because of the war, and the total number is very large.

In fact, most Ukrainians in Russia are Russians, because there are a large number of Russians in Ukraine. Russians are the second largest ethnic group in Ukraine, with about 8 million people, mainly distributed in eastern Ukraine. Moreover, Lugansk and Donetsk, which are now independent, are mainly composed of Russians, otherwise it is impossible to be independent. These Russians are very pro-Russian, their language and living habits are no different from those of Russians, and the Russian government also welcomes these overseas Russians.

The reason why these people don't want to go back to Ukraine is that Russia has much better job opportunities in economy, treatment and welfare than Ukraine. The most important reason why so many Ukrainians have gone to Russia is that life here is good and income is high, at least much better than Ukraine. And now the two countries are at war, Ukraine is at war, and there is even a civil war, which is very turbulent. It's hard to go back, not to mention economic benefits, and even it's hard to protect life safety. Moreover, Russia is a world power and has an absolute advantage in the conflict with Ukraine, so the war will not burn to Russia, so Russia is very safe.