Backlash in Berlin and Warsaw Due to Influx of Ukrainian Refugees
Politicians in Berlin and Warsaw are reconsidering their support for Ukrainian refugees due to a significant increase in young Ukrainian men entering their countries.
The sharp influx of new refugees has triggered a backlash, with some politicians fearing it could reduce support for military aid to Kyiv.
- Germany and Poland are home to the largest Ukrainian refugee populations within the European Union.
- The growing presence of Ukrainians is becoming a flashpoint wielded by far-right parties.
Millions risk being left without heating, water or electricity in the coming months due to ongoing attacks by the Kremlin.
Author's summary: Backlash grows in Berlin and Warsaw amid influx of Ukrainian refugees.
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