ЛИБАНОВА: Никакой КАТАСТРОФЫ С МИГРАЦИЕЙ УКРАИНЦЕВ НЕТ! Начнется ПОСЛЕ ВОЙНЫ. Потери в 10 МИЛЛИОНОВ

The demographic cost of the war has already reached approximately 10 million people, while approximately 29 million live in Ukrainian-controlled territory. What will happen after the fighting ends, and how many Ukrainians will actually return home? Why could a new wave of male migration be a severe blow to the country? How has the war changed national identity, attitudes toward Russia, and Ukrainian society itself? Ella Libanova, Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and Director of the Institute of Demography, explores these questions in an interview with Yevgeny Kiselyov on the "Yevgeny Kiselyov" channel. 00:00 Interview with Yevgeny Kiselyov and Ella Libanova 02:41 The flow of Ukrainians abroad is growing slowly, and reports of a demographic catastrophe differ greatly from the actual figures 05:59 How many Ukrainians have ended up in Russia, and why is it currently impossible to reliably determine the population size of the occupied territories? 08:31 How many Ukrainians have already returned from Europe: Border statistics show significant discrepancies and make it impossible to obtain an accurate answer 11:11 About 29 million people live in Ukrainian-controlled territory. The demographic cost of the war has reached approximately 10 million. 15:02 Children of Ukrainian refugees are increasingly integrating into European countries, but the child's age significantly influences the family's desire to return. 15:20 After the war, Ukraine may face a new wave of migration: men will have the opportunity to leave for families already established abroad. 17:51 The war has radically changed Ukrainian identity: the previous duality has virtually disappeared, and the majority sees it as a struggle for independence. 22:36 Trust in the country's direction has reached an extraordinary level, but after the end of the war, political unity could quickly disintegrate. 21:58 Ukrainians have become more empathetic and less likely to display their wealth: the war has changed attitudes toward neighbors, aid, and conspicuous consumption. 24:50 Charity has become less ostentatious, and the younger generation is increasingly choosing Ukrainian and English over Russian cultural environments. 26:53 Children are growing up in an atmosphere of hatred generated by the war. Their main fear is how their experiences today will affect their adult psyche tomorrow. 29:10 "There are practically no good Russians": Rejection of Russia is becoming total, but there is a risk that hatred will develop into xenophobia. 31:58 Ukrainians' resilience is based on their historical "stubbornness": war exhausts society, but peace at any cost remains unacceptable. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔹 Become a sponsor of my channel! Details at https://cutt.ly/i3Sjl8x 🔹 Buy Kiselev VPN: https://vpnkiselev.com/ 🔹 Buy with Russian bank cards: https://telegram.me/kiselevvpnbot?sta... 🔹 Subscribe to my Telegram channel "The Real Kiselev": https://telegram.me/kiselevtv 🔹 Subscribe to the Evgeny Kiselev channel: https://cutt.ly/6Xwy61J 🔹 Read on Facebook:   / evgeny.kiselev.737   And on Twitter:   / kisevg   Follow on Instagram:   / yevgenikiselev   #Kiselev #Libanova #Demography