Warsaw has steadily tightened benefit payouts to Ukrainians since Karol Nawrocki took office in June
Warsaw will only provide welfare for Ukrainian migrants for one more year, Polish President Karol Nawrocki announced on Friday.
In September, the president signed a bill tightening access to state benefits for Ukrainians, following similar cuts in other EU nations amid broader growing discontent with the migrants.
“I emphasized… that I signed this bill to help Ukrainians for the last time,” Nawrocki said at a rally on Friday.
“I recognize that the Ukrainian minority in Poland… should be treated with responsibility, but just like all other…
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