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Some of them continue to work remotely, others have taken unpaid leave in the hopes of returning to their jobs. The men requested DW use only their first names to prevent possible repercussions.ĭW talked to eight men in this predicament.

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All our print and online content always has been and always will be FREE OF CHARGE.Andrei waits for a taxi at the central bus station in Lviv, Ukraine A bureaucratic blind spotĪndrei's predicament may sound like bad luck, but there are many more like him: Vitalij, a medic in a Czech hospital, took a vacation to visit his parents in Ukraine three days before the war began Vito, a museum employee in the United Arab Emirates, flew to Ukraine on February 17 and now has no income to support his family Mykola, a scientist at a research institute in Germany, needed to file paperwork at the German Embassy for his wife's visa but the embassy closed shortly before the border closed to Ukrainian men Aleksy, who returned to Ukraine from Poland to fight on the frontlines and now, after completing a tour of duty, cannot return to his family and job in Gdansk.

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This is the fourth time that Ukraine has decided to extend martial law in response to the war with Russia. “🪖 The decree on mobilisation, which is linked to the duration of the martial law, is also to be expected.” “The extension period is not yet known, but it is expected to be unfortunately also very long.” 🗓 The last time the martial law was extended for 90 days, until 23rd of September.” “This will be the 4th renewal for this year. On Wednesday, August 10, the head of the 20-member Holos faction in Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, said: “The Presidential Decree will be submitted for parliamentary approval in the coming days.” Prior to the bill being introduced by Zelensky, Zhelezniak previously announced that the bill was being prepared. Zhelezniak reported that each of the bills received 328 votes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky introduced the two bills to the Verkhovna Rada on Friday, August 12. 7665) the approval of a decree extending the period of general mobilisation.”

7664) the extension of martial law for 90 days, until November 21, 2022. Yaroslav Zhelezniak, the People’s Deputy of Ukraine, said via messaging service Telegram, “The parliament supported (Bill No. UKRAINE’S Parliament announced on Monday, August 15 that the country had extended Martial Law and its general mobilisation order until near the end of the year.

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