In Germany, Number of Ukrainians of Conscription Age Has Risen by 58,000 over Past 16 Months
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In Germany, number of Ukrainians of conscription age has risen by 58,000 over past 16 months
The number of Ukrainian men of conscription age in Germany continues to rise. Against this backdrop, the European Union is discussing the possibility of changing the terms of temporary protection for this category of citizens. 09 june 2026
Last week, Interior Minister Dobrindt called for an end to the blanket granting of protection to Ukrainians of military age. New figures from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) show that more Ukrainians between the ages of 18 and 63 have recently arrived in Germany. Source link: https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article6a279ce38d84dbd8a4ed99a5/bamf-60-prozent-neu-ankommender-ukraine-fluechtlinge-sind-maenner-im-wehrfaehig…
Minister of the Interior Dobrindt demanded last week that defense-capable Ukrainians no longer grant blanket protection. New Bamf figures show that more Ukrainians between the ages of 18 and 63 have recently come to Germany.
Since Kiev has allowed war-proof men to leave, the number of Ukrainian refugees of defenceable age has been growing in Germany. Among the newcomers, it is now close to 60 percent. Interior Minister Dobrindt wants to change this and is dependent on Brussels.
There is also a growing political demand for the modification of European regulations.
This is evidenced by the data of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), which it provided to Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland.As of May 30, there were 1 million 348 thousand refugees from Ukraine in Germany, including 356 thousand men aged 18 to 63 years. For comparison: in March 2025, there were 298 thousand such men. The reason for the increase is considered to be the relaxation of the rules of departure — from August 2025, men ag…
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