Trump threats encourage the EU to plan a new wave of Ukrainian – Politico refugees

So far, Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic have received the most Ukrainian refugees, and in the event of a new wave of more refugees, “it will have to change,” said FaeSer.

Faeser added that she is not currently expecting another great wave of refugees and that it is “only a scenario” that ministers must discuss. Germany will be held near Ukraine “as long as Putin’s terrible attack on Ukraine continues,” she said.

European political leaders rushed to X, formerly Twitter, to support their support behind Ukraine after US President Donald Trump and vice-president JD Vance organized a cries match with the Ukrainian leader Volodyr Zelenskyy, in the oval office.

But the subject of Ukrainian refugees draws on European reserves on the taking of migrants, the deportations high on the agenda of an EU meeting in Brussels on Wednesday.

The Minister of the Interior of Austria, Gerhard Karner, who said that he would use his visit to Brussels to officially inform the European Commission of the intention of the new Austrian government to stop the reunification of the family, has dealt with the prospect of more Ukrainian refugees in the same vein.

By inhabitant, Austria “clearly welcomed more (refugees) than many other countries,” Karner told journalists. The country “has made its contribution” and now wants to focus on the integration of people who are already there, it has said: “This is also the reason why we are now coming back to family reunification.”