Czech Republic plans to create return centers for Ukrainian refugees

Free roaming extended for Ukrainians in the EU for another year

The Czech Republic may set up return centers to help Ukrainian refugees return to their homeland. This was reported to Deník N by the Czech Ministry of the Interior.

Minister of National Unity Oleksiy Chernyshov will discuss this issue during his visit to the Czech Republic next week.

A return center is also being prepared in Berlin, Germany. The publication writes that Ukraine has also discussed the project with Poland.

The newly created institutions are intended to help Ukrainians with their return and serve as cultural and community centers.

According to the latest data from the Czech Interior Ministry, about 390,000 people from Ukraine are currently under temporary protection in the country.

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