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Why is Britain reluctant to open its doors to Ukrainians?

8 March 2022

10:33 PM

8 March 2022

10:33 PM

Among opposition politicians there is a new question being asked of the war in Ukraine: why has the UK not taken in more refugees? A mere 50 visas were initially issued by the Home Office. Meanwhile, Poland had taken in more than a million Ukrainians, Hungary 180,000, Slovakia 128,000 and even little Moldova 83,000.

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