6. Only 1% plan to definitely leave Ukraine this year, though without set plans. This reveals very few Ukrainians intend to permanently relocate abroad 7. 7% of respondents are currently away from home but plan to return. Thus many Ukrainians see their displacement as temporary
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainians’ Unwillingness to Flee Again During War
5. Just 3% are considering a possible move within Ukraine and 3% would leave if winter is brutal. This shows how unwilling most Ukrainians are to be displaced again. 4/
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Ukrainian Displacement Statistics: 16% Displaced, 86% Staying
3. Only 16% of Ukrainians have moved and not yet returned. Of those, 9% went abroad and 7% relocated within Ukraine. This indicates most displacement has been internal. 4. An overwhelming 86% of Ukrainians surveyed do not plan to move in the near future. 3/
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Ukrainians Staying Put Despite Russian Terror Campaign
New evidence: Ukrainians are staying put despite the war, and many who left are returning or planning to. Russia's campaign of terror aimed at driving Ukrainians out has not had the intended effect. A recent Rakuten Viber survey: 69% have stayed in their homes. 1/
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69% of Ukrainians remain in homes despite invasion
More details 1. Despite Russia's full-scale invasion, 69% of Ukrainians have stayed in their homes and not left the country 2. 15% of Ukrainians evacuated but have already returned home. This suggests many are eager to go back to their homes and normal life as soon as it's safe
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Ukrainian unit conducts secret raids on occupied east
The unit has been conducting secret raids on the occupied east side of the Dnipro River. Every week or so, they harass Russian forces, risking their lives if they’re found. The latest attack took place around Kozachi Laheri.
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Ukrainian Troops Attack Russian Positions on Dnipro
An exclusive video obtained by the Kyiv Independent shows Ukrainian soldiers crossing the Dnipro River to attack Russian positions at dawn. Watch here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JLOPG51y2Lo
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Russian attack hits civilian infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia
In the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, it was reported that the target of the Russian attack was a civilian infrastructure facility.
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Estonia approves sending 150 handguns and ammunition to Ukraine
The Estonian government has approved sending 150 units of handguns and ammunition to Ukraine, the Estonian Ministry of Defense reports. The Estonian Defense Minister called on Ukraine's allies to speed up the provision of military assistance.
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Son of ‘Servant of the People’ rejects mandate
The son of a 'Servant of the People' deputy, Kopanchuk, who fled abroad and did not return, has resigned from his deputy mandate in the local council.