Polish political scientist warns of a new wave of migration from Ukraine due to the energy crisis
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- Polish political scientist Marek Miskiewicz said Poland is facing a new wave of migration from Ukraine due to a severe energy crisis and what could be one of the harshest winters since the start of hostilities.
- He emphasized that we are not talking about a repeat of the crisis of 2022, but about the temporary relocation of Ukrainians who want to spend the winter in Europe.
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Why It Matters
The article cites ongoing fighting and the deterioration of Ukraine's energy infrastructure as the main factors that could trigger a new wave of migration.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Polish political scientist Marek Miskiewicz said that Poland will face a new wave of migration from Ukraine against the backdrop of the energy crisis.
Mishkevich noted that Ukraine could expect one of the most difficult winter periods since the start of hostilities due to the deplorable state of its energy infrastructure.
According to Miszkiewicz, Ukrainians may try to temporarily leave the regions hardest hit by the cold and blackouts, and Poland may face a mass migration of people who will want to spend the winter in Europe.
WARSAW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. Poland is facing a new wave of migration from Ukraine against the backdrop of the energy crisis, Polish political scientist Marek Miszkiewicz told RIA Novosti.
He recalled that Ukraine could expect one of the most difficult winter periods since the start of hostilities due to the deplorable state of its energy infrastructure.
“It is important to understand: we are not automatically talking about a repeat of the migration crisis of 2022. There is a fundamental difference between the beginning of a full-scale war and today. In 2022, millions of Ukrainians left the country in conditions of shock, a large-scale offensive and uncertainty,” Mishkevich said.
He explained that next winter Poland may face a mass migration of Ukrainians who will only want to “winter” in Europe.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Poland may face an increase in the number of Ukrainians wishing to spend the winter on its territory due to the energy crisis in Ukraine.
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- How seriously damaged is Ukraine's energy infrastructure?
- What measures is Poland ready to take for the possible reception of migrants?
- Does Ukraine have plans to stabilize the energy system for winter?
