Olha Skorokhod, a noted demographer, discusses the anticipated movement patterns following the conclusion of the current war in Ukraine. Her analysis highlights the likelihood of significant counterstreams. Many individuals, primarily those who fled as refugees, are expected to return to Ukraine in the post-conflict phase. However, there is also an expected trend where men who have families in Western countries may choose to migrate abroad to join their loved ones. This pattern reflects the complex socio-economic factors influencing migration decisions in post-war scenarios. Skorokhod’s insights provide a crucial understanding of how families and individuals might navigate their futures in response to changing geopolitical landscapes.