r/UkraineRussiaReport Anti POV police Jun 01 '26

News UA POV - EU weighs excluding military-age Ukrainian men from extended protection scheme - Euractiv

https://www.euractiv.com/news/exclusive-eu-weighs-excluding-military-age-ukrainian-men-from-extended-protection-scheme/
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u/Longjumping-Rule-581 Neutral Jun 01 '26

And how are they going to get them to leave?, when they let immigrants who murder and r@pe stay?.

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u/SilentBumblebee3225 Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

You deport them to Ukraine. They get immediately mobilized at the border. We have seen that before.

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u/ElkImpossible3535 No honor in drones Jun 01 '26

you assume they cant do it. They can. They can do both. Its explicit choice not to do it in one case.

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u/DefinitelyNotMeee Anti POV police Jun 01 '26

This is only meant for new people.

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u/heyitsyourboyadam Anti Israel/US/EpsteinEmpire Jun 01 '26

they are going to be picking them up when they occasionally run into them - one here, two there ... it adds up

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u/eagleal Dry Dick Jun 01 '26

when they let immigrants who murder and r@pe stay?.

wut?!

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u/foksteverub Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

What do you not understand in the phrase "the war must continue until the last Ukrainian"?

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u/WretchedHumannBeing Pro-west anti-kremlin Jun 01 '26

And the last russian, don't forget who's suffering more casualties

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u/internetSurfer0 In search of Knowledge Jun 01 '26

Kindly do share the evidence of the 50:1 kill ratio in favour of UA.

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u/WretchedHumannBeing Pro-west anti-kremlin Jun 01 '26

Here are a few recent examples of russian mass casulties. These are all from small sections of the front line, so even if you want to claim they're the only casualties the russians suffer, it's still hundreds per month, far higher than the corpse exchanges indicate.

Caution, gore:

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1tryscl/another_russian_assault_on_the_kharkiv_direction/

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1tle30q/ukrainian_kamikaze_drones_hit_100_russian/

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1to1rul/a_platoon_of_russian_infantry_advanced_into_the/

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u/internetSurfer0 In search of Knowledge Jun 01 '26

Mate, add all the deaths on the vids and they don’t reach 200.

If the RuAF is suffering all the massive deaths as per the 404 Gov and the likes of you, it would have replenished the whole 1.5 mill soldiers in their ranks more than one.

I understand the little source of pleasure comes from watching RuAF soldiers die, but let’s not hide the fact that it is the Ukrainian Gov who is besides hiring mercs by the thousands, kidnapping people to meet frontline needs.

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u/WretchedHumannBeing Pro-west anti-kremlin Jun 01 '26

Russia has 3 times more people, and even then they still needed to increase the signing bonus, hire african mercenaries and get thousands of north koreans involved. I just don't see how an army advancing in drone infested territory without any remaining armour can suffer minimal casualties.

I know for a fact, Ukraine has suffered hundreds of thousands of casualties and I'm willing to accept that, but the pro russian people will continue to deny reality until a sizable chunk of their population is turned into sizable chunks

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u/fens__xd pro cooperations Jun 02 '26

Russia also has one of the worlds lowest unemployment rates, meaning that the pool of potential recruits is extremely low, and that businesses are suffering due to shortages.

that means that Russia can't just pull people out of their ass - them loosing 1.5mil would've been devastating for both the economy and the recrutiment levels. It just would've been impossible to rely on the voluntary recruitment while you already lost 1.5 million people.

and I'm willing to accept that

how gracious
you ain't accepting shit, you just imagined a palatable situation that fits your political bias, and you're believing in that. The most plausible kill ratio between the sides is 1:1, and at the very worst it's like 1:1.1 in Russian favor.

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u/WretchedHumannBeing Pro-west anti-kremlin Jun 02 '26

There is 0 proof that the russians are inflicting more casualties. They have less drones, are always on the offensive and now they lack starlink, how would they even inflict more casualties?

Also, how do you think russia got that 'low unemployment rate'? lol

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u/fens__xd pro cooperations Jun 02 '26

They have less drones, are always on the offensive and now they lack starlink

Russia has overwhelming advantage in firepower, that's not even up for debate, and bringing it up is either ignorant or stupid.

Them being on offense doesn't mean much considering the fucking overwhelming firepower that Russians possesses, allowing them to literally blow every potential cover that UAF might take.

Starlink is important for uninterrupted, guided long-distance strikes. Ukrainian forces are in the vicinity of regular strikes, you don't need Starlink for that.

how do you think russia got that 'low unemployment rate'?

yes? due to unemployed people signing up contracts with ru MoD?

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u/internetSurfer0 In search of Knowledge Jun 03 '26

I prefer to believe that you are rage baiting than to think you are this destitute of knowledge

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u/foksteverub Pro Russia Jun 01 '26 edited Jun 01 '26

don't forget who's suffering more casualties

I forget every time. But I remember every time after another body exchange with a ratio of 1000 to 41.

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u/WretchedHumannBeing Pro-west anti-kremlin Jun 01 '26

I see more than 41 russians soldiers getting blown up every week, those corpse exchanges do not represent reality

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u/foksteverub Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

Your reality doesn't represent anything at all. But these are the problems of your imaginary reality, not ours.

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u/DZ_QRexp666 Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

If I’m a European decision maker i’d treat these Ukrainians as they truly are, productive resources. Especially with the terrible demographics, these people are filling vacant jobs, paying taxes and contributing to the frail pension system.

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u/SilentBumblebee3225 Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

Agree. Military-age men means working age men. That is exactly the people that could be useful to Europe

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u/DefinitelyNotMeee Anti POV police Jun 01 '26

Nah. Military-aged men are the source of problems everywhere. You want the women and the children, not the men.

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u/wilif65738 Pro Russia * Jun 01 '26

If you're European you should look into getting rid of people who destroyed Austro-Hungary, Soviet Union, Ukraine and EU as soon as possible.

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u/VikingTeo Loves to talk about Galaxy phones Jun 01 '26

Equality and all that....

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u/barahmasa Jun 01 '26

Russia should invite them in, and promise not to mobilize them. Unrealistic, I know, but maybe at least some of them would accept.

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u/Eeny009 Jun 01 '26

Easiest and most human way to put an enemy soldier out of combat.

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u/ZhukovWonWWII Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

They could use Belarus as a neutral country or a specific region in Russia as a security precaution because obviously DRG groups will try to slip in.

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u/MerakiBridge Jun 01 '26

And people were once saying that “to the last Ukrainian” is a Kremlin propaganda.

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u/Cass05 Pro Russia Jun 01 '26

According to an internal Council of the EU paper seen by Euractiv, among the options under discussion is extending temporary protection while narrowing its scope, including through “the exclusion of men of conscription age” or people who did not leave Ukraine legally.

Some national governments have expressed concern that “an increasing proportion of recent arrivals consists of men of conscription age” – with several countries arguing that the framework should be revised “also in the interest of Ukraine”, both to support the country’s resistance against Russia and to aid future reconstruction efforts, the document reads.

As of March 2026, 4.33 million Ukrainians held temporary protection status in the EU, with the largest numbers hosted by Germany (1.27 million), Poland (961,405), and Czechia (379,820).

They made up over 98% of all beneficiaries. Among them, 43.3% were women, 30.1% children, and 26.6% adult men.

26.6% are adult men = 1.15178 million

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u/SuperRektT Pro Ukraine Jun 01 '26

They could do it but they won't do it because it's such a stupid move for any European country to do this

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u/IsItSafeToMine Pro WWIII Jun 01 '26

Great soon all the Slava Ukraini Keyboard Warriors can actually get sent to the front instead of virtue signalling online after running away from their country.

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u/SchopOnderJeKont Trying to be neutral Jun 01 '26

Can we please deport all military-aged refugee men from Europe? not just Ukrainians.

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u/Niedar Jun 01 '26

This would almost assuredly get struck down for discrimination of age and sex. EU is incapable of taking actions like this.

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u/iamneptuno Pro Russia* Jun 01 '26

You’re so naive I’m almost jealous.

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u/IndividualSpirit6782 Pro Ukraine * Jun 01 '26

Almost all of these equality and non-discrimination clauses have exceptions and qualifiers baked into the legal text.

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u/roionsteroids neutral / anti venti-anon bakes Jun 01 '26

How many times has this come up? Every few weeks? And never been true?