I'd be surprised if they go into Poland. The age demographics for Poland look pretty good. They have more workers than retirees, it may become more of a problem for their 2050 agenda of elimination as there has been a decline in births. They've probably done a pretty good job of taking out quite a few elderly in Ukraine since they would be the least likely to be able to get out of the way. The younger people fled but they'll want them to return to Ukraine. Ukraine had already met it's economic devastation point of having four retirees for every two workers. It wasn't sustainable. A dud. The point of no return. If there wasn't so much greed it might have been able to turn around but to survive moving forward in the state it was in would have meant continued infusions of billions by the international world banks. The media hype repeatedly being propagandized is that what happened with Ukraine will embolden China to move against Hong Kong...which has a aging problem, probably why they were "hit" again by the virus recently. From what I am seeing there's way more EU countries with aging problems but Poland doesn't look to be anywhere near the top of the list.