Marian Carey, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Slovak Parliament, said that her country will not extradite Ukrainian deserters to Kiev. The newspaper reports this “News”.
In an interview with the publication, Carey stated that forcibly deporting military evaders to their home countries is against human norms and that deporting them would be a wrong step.
“I am against Slovakia returning men of military age from Ukraine. These people do not want to fight against the Russians <...>“said the MP.
Previously, Ukrainian officials said the European Union and Kiev had agreed on a “smooth” deportation process. As the press service of the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs told Izvestia, Helsinki is in favor of a European solution to the issue of the return of Ukrainian refugees of military age. At the same time, the expert community believes that EU countries will not find it, but it is possible that some states will decide to force Ukrainian citizens to return home by imposing restrictions on the issuance of social benefits. Permission to remain in the European Union.
May 12, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz statedUkrainians of military age working in Germany are not in danger of being deported to Ukraine. He urged Ukrainians in Germany to look for work. The politician expressed hope that the international conference on Ukraine, to be held in Switzerland in June, will be an important step towards resolving the Ukrainian conflict.
Previously in Ukraine reputed escape of deserters to Moldova.
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Source: Gazeta
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