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If you're talking about MC281145, then this is not about retiring the Azure AD PowerShell module. What they are in fact retiring is the Azure AD Graph, which was a separate API next to Microsoft Graph. You can still use the Azure AD PowerShell module post June 2022, and if you were using the Azure AD Graph, you'll need to move to the Microsoft Graph API.
Per the Message Center post, there's a few cmdlets that are part of the Azure AD PowerShell module which will no longer function, as they were leveraging Azure AD Graph, these are mostly related to license management and the Microsoft Graph PowerShell modules have an alternative cmdlet available.
If you're talking about MC281145, then this is not about retiring the Azure AD PowerShell module. What they are in fact retiring is the Azure AD Graph, which was a separate API next to Microsoft Graph. You can still use the Azure AD PowerShell module post June 2022, and if you were using the Azure AD Graph, you'll need to move to the Microsoft Graph API.
Per the Message Center post, there's a few cmdlets that are part of the Azure AD PowerShell module which will no longer function, as they were leveraging Azure AD Graph, these are mostly related to license management and the Microsoft Graph PowerShell modules have an alternative cmdlet available.