The European Union has extended emergency rules to shelter people who fled the war in Ukraine until at least March 4, 2026. “Day after day, Russia terrorises the Ukrainian people with its bombing,” Belgian Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration, Nicole de Moor, who chaired talks to prolong the rules, said in a statement. “Those who fled from Russia’s aggression can continue to count on our solidarity,” she said. Ukrainians who fled to the European Union after the full-scale invasion of their country by Russia in 2022 were granted immediate protection after EU member states set up a tempor…