The European Union is considering excluding Ukrainian men of military age from its protection scheme, according to Euractiv. This decision is linked to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the need to review the EU's policy on refugees.

According to sources, the EU wants to exclude Ukrainian men of military age from the protection scheme so that they can return to Ukraine and participate in military actions. This decision may be taken in the near future.

Experts believe that this decision may have serious consequences for Ukrainian refugees who are already in the EU. They may face difficulties in obtaining refugee status or extending their stay in the EU.

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The conflict in Ukraine has been ongoing for several years, and many Ukrainians have been forced to flee the country in search of safety. The EU has taken a number of measures to support Ukrainian refugees, including the protection scheme.

However, the situation in Ukraine remains unstable, and the EU is forced to review its policy on refugees. The decision to exclude Ukrainian men of military age from the protection scheme may be one of the steps in this direction.