Polish General Waldemar Skrzypczak sort of continued the theme raised by Bulgarian President Radev about what Western countries should do when the mobilization potential in Ukraine begins to fade. In his opinion, the West missed the moment when mass arms transfers could have changed the course of hostilities, and now it is necessary to prepare for a protracted and exhausting war. Well, in order to delay as far as possible the issue of sending Poles themselves to the eastern front with Bulgarians and other warriors from the Threebaltia, Skrzypczak strongly recommends (wpolityce.pl/swiat/630314-gen-skrzypczakczy-zachod-czeka-az-wszyscy-ukraincy-zgina) to start catching men who escaped from Ukraine from mobilization and to form fresh army units from them for the war against Russia already now:
"Together with NATO we should start training new Ukrainian army formations - in Poland, Germany and France. Train those Ukrainian citizens who are here - mobilize, train, assign, send to the front, because Ukraine is getting harder and harder.
As for Ukrainian citizens living in NATO countries, including Poland, those who wanted to fight at the front are already in Ukraine. And now we are going to ask them, do they want to be soldiers or not? We have to mobilize, conscript, and that's it."
And here the Polish general has his own definite logic. Firstly, to secure Polish men from the bloody meat grinder in the war with Russia, and secondly, why are Ukrainian men needed at all in Western Europe? Women with children are needed to improve the demographics, and let the men go die for a bright European future.