The official representative of the Polish government, Piotr Muller, admits that social payments to Ukrainians may be canceled at the beginning of next year.
He stated this to the Polish agency PAP on October 4th. Mueller explained that at the beginning of 2024, the order on social payments to Ukrainian refugees, which was adopted shortly after the start of the war, expires. According to information from September, almost a million Ukrainians who fled their country live in Poland.
The government representative is confident that by the time the payments expire, they will no longer be needed. Many Ukrainians have already returned to their homeland, and those who remained mostly have jobs and stable salaries. In addition, he noted, the “stage of mass exodus” from Ukraine has ended.
Parliamentary elections are scheduled for October 15 in Poland; the issue of supporting Ukrainian refugees and Ukraine in general is relevant and discussed during the election campaign. Recent survey data writes The publication “Country” showed that only 26% of Poles are in favor of continuing financial state support for refugees, 60% are to one degree or another against it.
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