The European Union plans to increase non permanent safety for Ukrainians till March 2027 on the assembly of the EU Justice and Dwelling Affairs Council, scheduled to happen in Luxembourg on 12-13 June.

Supply: Vsevolod Chentsov, Ukraine’s Ambassador to the EU, as reported by European Pravda

Particulars: Chentsov burdened that the present non permanent safety mechanism for Ukrainians within the EU will likely be prolonged till March 2027.

"We anticipate the EU Council to increase non permanent safety for Ukrainians, and we assume that this extension will likely be till March 2027," he stated.

Chentsov famous that the European Fee’s determination was influenced by "the safety state of affairs in Ukraine, which, sadly, shouldn’t be bettering".

Quote: "You will need to think about that about half of the Ukrainians beneath non permanent safety within the EU are ladies, and round a 3rd are youngsters, that’s, susceptible classes. The EU, the European Fee and the member states are treating this example responsibly."

Particulars: Chentsov stated that discussions are ongoing within the EU about what to do in two years when the directive on non permanent safety expires.

He additionally reported that subsequent week, Oleksii Chernyshov, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Nationwide Unity, will go to Brussels for talks with Magnus Brunner, European Commissioner for Inner Affairs and Migration, in addition to with different European officers particularly on "discovering a typical strategy to this problem".

"We are going to elevate the query of how the European Fee and the member states will help the return of our residents – those that are able to return – if the safety state of affairs permits," Chentsov stated.

Following consultations with the Ukrainian facet, the European Fee is predicted to speak its imaginative and prescient of how the EU Non permanent Safety Directive would possibly conclude after March 2027.

Background:

• The EU Council beforehand prolonged non permanent safety for Ukrainians till March 2026.
• As of 31 March 2025, simply over 4.26 million people who find themselves not EU residents and fled Ukraine resulting from Russia’s full-scale invasion had been granted non permanent safety within the European Union.
• Earlier, it was reported that the EU can also be contemplating the potential of granting them different statuses to increase their keep within the European Union.

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