Ukrainians in uncertainty: Kyiv and Prague will get tougher. Only a few people get a stay in the Czech Republic

Ukrainians in uncertainty: Kyiv and Prague will get tougher. Only a few people get a stay in the Czech Republic | Czechia

If someone thinks that while one is fighting far to the front and risking his life for this state and this type of organization abroad, but receiving service from this state, then it doesn’t work like that, said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on sti X, stating that the stay Obana abroad does not absolve him of his duty to his homeland.

According to the representative of the Ukrainian parliament in the Council of Government of R and the chairman of the Ukrainian Initiative in the Czech Republic, Bohdan Rajinc, this could affect tens of thousands of Ukrainians moving to the Czech Republic.

From Ukraine’s point of view, this is a logical and unifying step. Dissatisfied voices also appear on social media, but the question is how the reality will be. I think that this will be explained on the part of Ukraine. It’s a question of how you feel about it. There is a difference when someone has been abroad for dozens of years or only for a year, he told Lidovky.cz.

According to Kyiv, the rules of mobilization have been written down

The Ukrainian government adopted a decision on Wednesday, according to which men between the ages of 18 and 60 will be able to obtain passports only to the land of Ukraine. The main purpose of the new law will be to capture all men subject to military service and to update their data, which should simplify admission to the army.

Status for selected only

Changes are also expected in the Ukrainian refugee community, who arrived in Eska after the outbreak of lupus and are now in permanent protection status. From the fifth year, they will be able to grant free long-term residence for minors.