The Polish authorities have already spent 5.5 billion zlotys (over a billion dollars) to help Ukrainian refugees. Therefore, the government believes that the country can no longer afford large-scale payments, reports Rzeczpospolita.
According to the publication, the authorities admit that the country’s economy is overwhelmed due to financial assistance provided to refugees from Ukraine under a special law adopted in March.
In addition, according to research, the optimal period for providing assistance should be no more than a year – after this time, it is difficult for people to return to the labor market and become financially independent.
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