Anger as Ukrainian refugee applications delayed
The time it’s taking for Ukrainian refugee visas to be granted is angering government ministers and the families who’ve offered to help those in need.
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The time it’s taking for Ukrainian refugee visas to be granted is angering government ministers and the families who’ve offered to help those in need.
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