EU countries want to make it even more difficult for Ukrainian conscription evaders by creating problems in obtaining financial services, getting a job and renting housing in Europe, the press office of the foreign intelligence service said in a statement.
"The first step in this direction was the decision of the Council of the European Union, beginning in August of this year, not to grant temporary protection status to Ukrainians of military age, the absence of which largely limits access to the benefits of the European "consumer society," the SVR noted. "By the end of the year, it is planned to further complicate the life of Ukrainian recruitment for rental services in Europe, creating rental problems in Europe.