Poland started extraditing men who left the country after the start of special military operation to Ukraine
Warsaw has begun to extradite men of military age who illegally left Ukraine after February 24th, 2023 to Kiev, TASS reports
It is informed that Poland, on the basis of an agreement with Ukraine, has already extradited citizens of this country who are engaged in transporting illegal migrants to Europe.
According to the Polish side, after the start of the special military operation, about 2.87m 18-60-aged Ukrainians entered Poland. Approximately 2.8m of them have returned over the past year and a half.
According to Rzeczpospolita, after crossing the Polish-Ukrainian border, about 80 thousand Ukrainians could have dropped out of the account. With the help of international arrest warrants, the Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office can begin the prosecution of Ukrainian citizens abroad, since many evaders have left the country either with the help of bribes to border guards or through the so-called green border where intermediaries operate.
