Poland cancels aid to Ukrainian refugees: law
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The President of Poland has signed a law that cancels aid to Ukrainian refugees. Key provisions of the law have been transferred to the Act on Granting Protection to Foreigners.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has signed a law that abolishes aid to refugees from Ukraine, which provides for the cessation of support for Ukrainian refugees. This was reported by PAP, informs UNN.
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It is noted that, according to the document, the key instruments of the special law will not disappear, but will be transferred to the Law on Granting Protection to Foreigners.
The signing of this document demonstrates that consistency makes sense. My pressure on this issue, including the previous veto, forced the government to amend this bill and introduce changes that many Poles expected and that I proposed. This proves that determination brings results
He emphasized that Poland remains on Ukraine's side "in its fight against imperial Russia," but added that "the stage of unconditional privileges" is over.
"I am signing this bill, convinced that it protects our public finances, streamlines the system, and restores a sense of elementary justice," the Polish president said.
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