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Newsroom Ready: Signs of support for Ukraine refugees fade in Poland as some wait for Canadian visas

Former Ukrainian diplomat Andrii Melnyk says supports for Ukrainian refugees in Poland are starting to fade as the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion approaches. Melnyk worked in the Canadian visa centre in Warsaw shortly after the war began.

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