Ukraine’s population goes from 52 mil in 1991 to 25 mil today — Zelensky’s ex-spokesperson
What to know about Ukraine’s population goes from 52 mil in 1991 to 25 mil today — Zelensky’s ex-spokesperson
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What happened
Ukraine has lost more than 50% of its population since it became an independent nation after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Vladimir Zelensky’s former press secretary Yulia Mendel said.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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