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In September, the number of Ukrainians with temporary protection status in the European Union decreased by 61,000 — to 4.37 million people. In percentage terms, the number decreased by 1.4%.
This is reported by Eurostat.
According to the agency, the main decrease occurred in Poland (-80,850 people, or 8.7%) and Czechia (-6,670). In Poland, this is not due to a mass departure, but to Ukrainians switching to regular residence permits.
At the same time, the largest number of Ukrainians with temporary protection status live in Germany (1.3 million), Poland (858,500) and Czechia (391,700).
At the same time, in 25 EU countries the number of people under temporary protection increased. The largest increase was recorded in Germany, Romania and Italy.
It was previously reported that since the opening in Germany six months ago of Unity Hub — a center for returning Ukrainian citizens home — only three men of conscription age have used its services.
It was also reported that several million Ukrainians who returned home after fleeing hostilities risk becoming refugees again this winter.
In October it became known that Montenegro, following the European Union, is ceasing to issue temporary protection for Ukrainian men of conscription age.
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