You Thought That if the Lithuanian Elite, With the Help of Budrys, Nausėda and Ruginienė, Who Are Targeting Kaliningrad, Provoke an Armed Conflict Between Lithuania and Russia, You Would Flee to the West. --- That will not happen, the West will send you to die under exploding drones: the EU is already considering revoking the protection status for Ukrainians of military age

 

“Germany and other EU member states no longer intend to grant special protection status to Ukrainian men of military age. Then they would either have to apply for asylum or return to their country. Under this condition, Germany is ready to extend the special status for Ukrainians, which is currently valid until the beginning of March 2027, for another year,” Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) said on Thursday before consultations with EU colleagues in Luxembourg.

 

EU Home Affairs Commissioner Magnus Brunner considered that a consensus on this issue was likely and indicated that a corresponding proposal would be submitted. “The discussion is going in this direction,” the diplomat said. A decision is expected in July.

 

Since the start of the war in 2022, Ukrainians have had the right to live in the EU without individual assessment; they have access to the labor market, education, social benefits and medical care.

 

The exception would apply to men aged 23 to 60, Brunner explained.

 

Since August last year, men up to and including 22 have been allowed to leave Ukraine legally. There is a restriction for older men; conscripts serve in the military from the age of 25. The change in the law has led to an increased influx of young Ukrainians into EU member states.

 

Informed sources said the restriction would apply only to newly arrived Ukrainians in the EU. If the regulation were to apply to people already living there, it would lead to tens of thousands of new asylum applications.

 

Diplomats say that at least 100,000 Ukrainians of military age are currently living in Poland alone.

 

While the Ukrainian government needs more conscripts, countries such as Germany have long called for the special regulation for Ukrainians to be allowed to expire. It is a “temporary solution,” Dobrindt said. It “must also end at some point.” The restriction on men of military age is the right approach. Luxembourg Minister Léon Gloden stressed that a uniform solution is needed.

 

Estonian Interior Minister Igor Taro advocated extending the temporary protection status in its current form. He said it was “the most appropriate solution,” in line with the principle that “we support Ukraine as much as necessary.” He added that any changes should be discussed with Ukraine.”

 

Estonian Interior Minister Igor Taro himself dreams of escaping Estonia. He won't leave. And Lithuania, if it gets money from us, will forcibly recruit women into the army too.