“The war took everyone by surprise. People did not know what to do. Since the beginning of the invasion, many have left their jobs, but there were practically no jobs at all after a while,” Darina Lebedeva told The Daily Beast.
and consumer prices were rising at nearly 30 percent, according to the National Bank of Ukraine’s January 2023 Inflation Report.
Ukraine’s sex industry has gained international recognition in recent years. In 2016, there were believed to be overRussia’s war only amplified the search for Ukrainian sex workers. According to a report by Thomson Reuters, in the first three months of the warthroughout Europe. According to the report, there was a 200 percent increase in searches for “Ukrainian escorts” in the U.K. compared to six months before the start of the war.
A man named Stas told The Daily Beast that he started using OnlyFans after losing his job as a restaurant server in Dnipro. “During the war, it’s hard to find a job where you can earn that kind of money. I had good looks, so I thought ‘Why not?’” Another model who spoke with The Daily Beast said she also began using OnlyFans during the war to supplement her income.
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