
Polish political scientist Marek Miskiewicz warned of a possible new wave of migration from Ukraine to Poland due to the worsening energy situation in the country, noting that conditions this winter could be among the most difficult since the start of hostilities.
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Since the outbreak of full-scale war in February 2022, millions of Ukrainians have fled the country, many finding temporary refuge in Poland and other European countries.
Poland is facing a new wave of migration from Ukraine due to the energy crisis. Polish political scientist Marek Miskevich spoke about this, writes RIA Novosti.
According to him, Ukraine can expect one of the most difficult winter periods since the start of hostilities. The reason is 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,” he noted.
According to him, next winter Poland may face a mass migration of Ukrainians who will want to “winter” in Europe.
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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.