In response to the 5 million refugee influx from Ukraine, the EU reactivates its 'Temporary Protection Directive', a 2001 policy developed as an exceptional measure to bypass the lengthy asylum process and provide immediate residency, jobs, and medical aid to displaced persons from the non-EU countries. The contrast between the EU's refugee policy on the Ukrainians versus the Syrians leads NATO-member Turkiye to mark the EU's inconsistency as an issue since Turkiye's 4 million refugee problem is one of the key factors that impede her decade-long fight against the ISIS terror known for targeting Christians in the West.