The BAMF decided that the applicant has to be transferred to Poland under the Dublin III Regulation. The applicant contested the transfer and argued that the removal would be unlawful. In proceedings for interim relief, the Regional Administrative Court of Aachen mentioned that by letter of 28 January 2022, Poland initially replied to the Federal Office's request for admission of 28 December 2021 that it was prepared to take charge of the applicants under Article 13(1) of the Dublin III Regulation. Thus, Poland's willingness to accept the applicant was still established at the time of the BAMF decision. However, on 25 February 2022, Poland sent circulars to all EU Dublin authorities and stated that : “[...] Due to the situation on the territory of Ukraine, Poland immediately suspends all INCOMING transfers. All incoming transfers are suspended until further notice. Please cancel all incoming transfers scheduled from 28.02.2022.” The court further stated that the background of the Polish circular of 25 February 2022 was the war in Ukraine which resulted into a high number of displaced persons, according to the EU Commission estimation on 27 February 2022, up to 7 million. Moreover, the court noted that it was not foreseeable when Poland would be willing to admit Dublin applicants, thus the Dublin transfer was cancelled.