The head of the European Union delegation to Ankara, Nikolaus Mayer-Landrut, said on Wednesday that they will continue political support for the Ukrainian refugee file.
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In a statement on the sidelines of his tour in Bursa, western Turkey, he pointed out that there are civilian victims of the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
Mayer-Landrut reported that people fled from Ukraine towards Romania, Poland and other neighboring countries, indicating that there is a wave of refugees in the region.
He stressed that the European Union has opened its doors to refugees, adding: “It is difficult to predict the extent and extent of the refugee wave, but we will continue our political support to receive (Ukrainian) refugees and distribute them among the (EU member) countries.”
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At the dawn of last February 24, Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine, which was followed by angry international reactions and the imposition of “tough” economic and financial sanctions on Moscow.
