The European Union on Friday agreed to expand temporary security for refugees from Ukraine for a year.
This remedy approved by the European Union Council, affects more than four million Ukrainians who were for the European Union in view of Russia’s invasion.
Polish interior Tomas Ciaemoniq said, “While Russia continues to terrorize Ukrainian citizens with indiscriminate air strikes, the European Union shows its solidarity with Ukrainians.” Poland is currently a six -month -old European Union Council Presidency.
“We will continue to provide security for millions of Ukrainian refugees for another year, according to Heer, according to, A council statement,
Germany, Poland and Czech Republic have taken a majority of 4.3 million Ukrainian refugees registered in the European Union.
Under the Temporary Conservation Scheme, they guarantee the residence rights, labor markets and housing access, medical aid, social welfare aid, and access to education for children.
The European Union provided temporary protection to Ukrainian refugees after a full -scale invasion of Kremlin in February 2022. The remedy was scheduled to end in March 2026.
A meeting of the European Union’s internal ministers on Friday in Luxembourg supported the expansion with “unanimous support”.
Thus internal ministers discussed how the program would end.
“Once the Polish is peaceful for the presidency for the presidency, starts discussing the strategy of phasing the temporary protection,” the Seamoniaq said.
“In the near future, we will work towards the common, European Union-wide solutions in the region, including in terms of returns in Ukraine.”
While members of the European Union were in a hurry to welcome millions of Ukrainian refugees, public patience has been reduced as war has entered its fourth year and peace efforts have failed so far.
In Germany, who hosts 1.2 million refugees from Ukraine-the European Union-Anty-Evogue has increased the most in the spirit, while in neighboring Poland, the recently elected president said that he wanted to reduce refugee gains.
