EU countries have reportedly seen an influx of young men since Kiev relaxed travel restrictions in August
Politicians in Germany and Poland are threatening to slash benefits for Ukrainian migrants to prompt them to return home, Politico has reported on Tuesday.
Since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict, millions of Ukrainians have fled to the European Union. Their primary destination, Germany, has taken in more than 1.2 million Ukrainians, followed by neighboring Poland with nearly a million, according to Eurostat data.
“We have no interest in young Ukrainian men spending their time in Germany instead of defending their country,” Politico…
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