Japan will provide financial aid to Ukrainian students fleeing war.
- The government will provide financial support of up to ¥120,000 per month to Ukrainian students who have fled their country following the invasion by Russia.
- Applications will be accepted from the end of May, and the government is planning to begin offering the assistance as early as July.
- On the photo: Ukrainian students who arrived in Japan after fleeing Russia’s invasion of their country listen to Ukraine’s national anthem during a ceremony for new students at the Japan University of Economics in Fukuoka Prefecture on April 12. | KYOD
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