A new study indicates increasing feelings of isolation among Ukrainians living in Poland. Many are reporting feeling excluded from social life and expressing reluctance to speak Ukrainian publicly. This growing sense of alienation is raising concerns among sociologists, who warn it could undermine the initial solidarity shown towards Ukrainian refugees following Russia’s full-scale invasion. The research highlights a shift in sentiment and suggests a potential deterioration of integration efforts. Experts believe addressing these issues is crucial to maintain positive relations between the two countries. This trend of increasing negativity could have long-term consequences for Ukrainian migrants’ well-being and their ability to rebuild their lives in Poland. Further investigation is needed to understand the root causes and potential solutions to this growing problem.