The report indicates growing fatigue and distrust in Polish-Ukrainian relations, manifested by an increasing number of hate crimes against Ukrainians and a decline in support for accepting refugees, despite the fact that most Poles experience positive interactions with them. (translated)
Ukrainians are increasingly coming to Poland as tourists rather than refugees, which is the result of changes in policy and regulations regarding their status at the border. (translated)

More and more Ukrainian citizens arriving in Poland are being registered as tourists instead of refugees, which limits their opportunities and protection period, and this trend was observed after Karol Nawrocki's veto of the special act on assistance for Ukrainians. (translated)
More than 113 thousand Russians have left the country in fear of a new wave of mobilization, reminiscent of the mass exodus in September 2022 when partial mobilization was announced. (translated)

Marek Kozubal points out that Poland has become a field of operations for Belarusian and Russian intelligence services, which are conducting aggressive operations against political refugees, illustrating this with the case of the disappearance of Anatol Kotau, which indicates the difficulties in controlling the situation with around 2 million foreigners residing in Poland, including a significant number of Belarusian oppositionists. (translated)

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Russia is intensifying the forced relocation of Ukrainians from occupied territories, which forces them to flee their homes, as demonstrated by the story of Oksana and Olena, who were compelled to leave their lives in the face of constant fear, violence, and the brutality of war. (translated)
The Russian disinformation campaign in Poland utilizes the historical dispute between Warsaw and Kyiv to fuel anti-Ukrainian sentiments among Poles and discourage them from accepting refugees from Ukraine, which has been confirmed by a drastic increase of such content on social media by 250% after the controversial events related to the Volhynia massacre. (translated)
The German Ministry of the Interior announced that Ukrainian men of conscription age who arrive in Germany after July 31, 2026, without the appropriate documents, may be deported, and temporary protection is granted only to those who have served in the military in Ukraine. (translated)
Germany is introducing new restrictions on temporary protection for Ukrainian men of conscription age, granting it only to those who have completed military service, while refugees already in Germany will have their protection automatically extended until March 2028, and those who do not meet the criteria can apply for asylum. (translated)

The German government has announced that Ukrainian refugees of conscription age who are not exempt from military service cannot receive temporary protection in Germany, and individuals residing in the country illegally may be deported. (translated)

Marcin Romanowski, a former vice minister of justice suspected of involvement in the Justice Fund scandal, has applied to the court for an ironclad letter and is currently hiding in pro-Russian Transnistria after Hungary revoked his refugee status and the prosecution rejected his request for a temporary arrest resolution. (translated)
