Effects of Russian Occupation on Ukraine Population Investigated

In Ukraine, which has been under Russian occupation for more than three weeks, during this time many people have died because of the war. while dyingMany people had to leave their country and seek refuge in other countries as refugees in order to save their lives.

A new study has once again revealed what effects the war in Ukraine might have in the future. The research, the loss of life in the war and the search for life safety, the large number of people who fled the country, on the population of Ukraine revealed what effects it might have.

Ukraine’s population will decrease by a third in the next twenty years

In light of the possible deaths, refugees and prolonged stays abroad, caused by the Russian occupation in Ukraine assess the impact of the occupation wishing St. Andrews University conducted a series of population projections. An analysis of the current demographic and impact of previous armed conflicts on Ukraine’s population is reviewed.

As a result of these projections, researchers predict that Ukraine’s population will decrease in the next two decades as a result of the Russian occupation. may decrease by a third got the result. However, the longer the war lasted, the more the Ukrainian population grew, in direct proportion to the ongoing large-scale migration. you will grow old expressed. Given the fertility rate, which has been on a steady decline since the 1990s, according to the research team, this has a long-term impact on the Ukrainian demographic. dramatic likely to have an effect.

with regard to the subject “Russia’s occupation is currently only colossal in Ukraine. human and economic costs. not only will it lead to long-term demographic repercussions,” using the words of St. Professor Hill Kulu of the Andrews University School of Geography and Sustainable Development “Our analysis shows that the Ukrainian population is declining and aging, and that these processes are in twenty years predicts it will continue” recorded as.

However, Hill “The only possibility of the return of refugees due to long-term political and economic instability low not only that, but young adults and families in Ukraine eventually to leave can decide” conveyed in the form.