The European Commission decided to allocate over 65 million euros to support Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania in accommodating refugees in the face of Russian aggression ii against Ukraine.

For information received from the European Commission, the costs will be taken from the AMIF. The regions are denying the possibility of obtaining additional funding to help those who need time to live in private life.. In addition, they will be provided with financial support during the transition period, financial and vocational training, as well as access to social and medical services.

The decision on the provision of assistance was taken in the context of the call for the financing of projects aimed at relieving the burden of EU member states on refugees caught and assistance provided to them. The main goal is to provide those who are struggling with the hourly protection with the necessary encouragement and help..

As of today, there are over 4.1 million people in the EU who are responding to the current crisis that will be introduced during the period of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and will continue until 2025. The Commission continues to accept calls to support refugees and the member states that receive them.

Previously, it was announced that the European Union would provide 110 million euros in humanitarian aid for Ukrainians. In this amount, 100 million euros will be directed to the refugees of Ukraine, and 10 million euros will be used to support Ukrainian refugees and communities that receive them from Moldova.

Zagalom, since the beginning of the war, the European Union has given nearly 81 billion euros to support Ukraine, including financial, humanitarian and military assistance.

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