
Foreign Policy magazine warns that Europe could face an influx of millions of Ukrainian refugees as Ukraine loses its ability to function despite EU bailouts that it says are simultaneously undermining the country's economy through measures like carbon tariffs on imports.
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The European Union is providing financial assistance to Ukraine to cover its budget deficit, but at the same time introducing economic measures, including carbon duties, that affect Ukrainian imports.
Europe may soon face millions of Ukrainian refugees. Foreign Policy magazine wrote about this.
According to journalists, Ukrainian refugees will come to Europe as Ukraine loses its ability to function. The publication emphasizes that although the European Union helps Kyiv fill the budget deficit, its actions also harm the country's economy. As an example, the publication cited duties on carbon emissions that affected Ukrainian imports.
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Europe will face an influx of millions of Ukrainian refugees in the near future
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