The Polish state expresses its readiness to help Ukraine return men of military age to their homeland.
About this said the Minister of Defense and Deputy Prime Minister of Poland Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamish in an interview with Reuters, reports URA-Inform.
Kosiniak-Kamish emphasized that Poland is ready to provide any possible support in this matter. He noted that if Kyiv asks for help in returning those who may lose the right to stay in Poland after the expiration of their passports, Poland is ready to respond promptly.
The Minister also expressed understanding of possible dissatisfaction on the part of the Poles seeing young Ukrainian men forced to stay in hotels and cafes, and hearing about the efforts being made to help Ukraine.
This statement underscores Poland's readiness to cooperate with Ukraine and support its desire to return its citizens to their homeland in case of problems with staying abroad.
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