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Ukraine is pushing to get those of its citizens who have sought refuge in Germany to return home as Kiev's war with Russia nears its third anniversary.

With more than a million Ukrainians having fled to Germany since Vladimir Putin’s invasion began, Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Chernyshov has announced plans to set up processing centers, initially in Berlin but later expanding to other locations, to help refugees find job placements, housing and educational opportunities — including back in their home country.

“A significant number of Ukrainians are seriously considering returning home,” Chernyshov told German press agency dpa following discussions with German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser.

Faeser said the centers, which will be known as “unity hubs,” would help refugees wanting to return home, while also enabling those staying in Germany to integrate more effectively.

Germany’s generous refugee policies — which have provided a safe haven for 1.2 million Ukrainians — have drawn mixed reviews domestically.

Opposition leader Friedrich Merz, head of the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the favorite to become chancellor after next month’s general election, previously sparked controversy by accusing Ukrainian refugees of “welfare tourism.” His comments, which implied that the refugees were exploiting Germany’s social safety net while traveling back and forth to Ukraine, provoked sharp criticism. Merz later apologized.

By late 2024 approximately 240,000 Ukrainian refugees held socially insured jobs in their adopted country, up significantly from the year before, according to data from Germany’s Federal Employment Agency. However, over 60 percent of adult refugees from Ukraine are women, many of whom face challenges balancing childcare and employment.

Chernyshov said the unity hubs would also support refugees who decided to remain in Germany by helping them with job searches and professional qualifications. “They should not be a burden on the [German] government,” he said.

In potentially a key move to tip the scales homeward, refugees who work in sectors deemed critical to Ukraine’s recovery will be shielded from the military obligations that many, particularly younger males, would face upon return. “If you work in a power plant, you will not be drafted,” Chernyshov said. “You have a guarantee.”

Shielded from military obligations? Until they change their policies.

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BIDEN'S LAST MINUTE ABUSE OF PRESIDENTIAL PARDONING POWER

✍️ As written by ANONYMOUS and further supplemented by Hikaru Kitabayashi ✍️

It is interesting that the pardon is dated as from January 2014, the year of the Ukrainian coup and all the following Biden family business ventures in Ukraine began. Why would people, family members, Fauci and others need a pre-emptive pardon? In law, people are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

In Effect, this is an admission of guilt, as none of these individuals have ever been accused in court of criminal behavior, even though their actions have been commonly rumored to be so.

📌 The Crimes they have to hide must be truly serious in nature.

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