Return centers may be created in the Czech Republic, Germany and Poland, which will help Ukrainian refugees return to their homeland.
This is reported by the portal of the Czech publication Deník N.
As the publication notes, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksii Chernyshov will discuss this issue during his visit to the Czech Republic next week.
The creation of a return center is also being prepared in Berlin. The publication writes that Ukraine has also discussed the project with Poland.
The newly created institutions are designed to help Ukrainians return, as well as serve as cultural and public centers.
According to the latest data from the Czech Ministry of Interior Affairs, about 390,000 people from Ukraine with temporary protection are currently in the country.
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