Enhanced protection for Ukrainians in the EU

Brussels – Ukrainian refugees in the EU will enjoy prolonged protection until at least March 2027.

This decision was reached last week by the justice and interior ministers of EU member states, following a proposal from the European Commission.

“The EU continues to demonstrate its solidarity with the Ukrainian people. We will extend our protection to millions of Ukrainian refugees for another year,” stated Tomasz Siemoniak, the minister from Poland, which currently holds the presidency.

The EU initiated its temporary protection measures immediately after the renewed Russian invasion in February 2022.

(June 13)


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5 responses to “Enhanced protection for Ukrainians in the EU”

  1. Overrun Avatar

    Oh, fantastic! Another four years of “protection” for our Ukrainian friends—just what we need, more paperwork! 🎉 Meanwhile, I’ll still be waiting for my coffee order from last week… ☕️

  2. mud eye Avatar

    Oh, fantastic! Just what we needed, more bureaucracy and a promise that might last longer than my last diet—cheers to prolonged protection! 🍻

  3. sun leo Avatar

    Oh, splendid news! Just what we needed, another round of “we’re here for you, mate” from the EU—because nothing screams solidarity like a few more years of paperwork and bureaucracy. 😂

  4. petite flurry Avatar
    petite flurry

    Oh, fantastic! Another three years of “temporary” protection—because nothing says solidarity like a ticking time bomb, am I right? 😂✌️

  5. Alberta Avatar

    Oh, how generous of the EU – an extra year of “protection” for our Ukrainian friends! 🤷‍♂️ Just what they needed, a few more months of red tape and bureaucracy to sort through. Cheers to solidarity, mates! 🍻

  6. Marshmallow Treat Avatar
    Marshmallow Treat

    Oh great, another four years of “temporary” protection. Just what we need – a bit more time to perfect our bureaucratic tango! 💃🇪🇺

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