Number of Ukrainian refugees at Russian border in September

Before the start of the Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine had a population of approximately 43.4 million, with ethnic Ukrainians accounting for approximately 74.3% and ethnic Russians accounting for approximately 19.7%. The population of the areas actually controlled by Ukraine is about 37 million, excluding the lost territories of Crimea, Luhansk, and Donetsk. The proportion of ethnic Ukrainians is higher.

According to statistics from the United Nations Refugee Agency, in the 118 days since the war began, approximately 8.01 million (8,007,014) Ukrainian refugees went abroad, including 4.15 million (4,146,144) to Poland and 1.31 million (1,305,018) to Russia. , Hungary 810,000 (814,607 people), Romania 690,000 (691,413 people), Moldova 510,000 (507,552 people), Slovakia 530,000 (525,620 people), and Belarus 20,000 (16,660 people).

In the 118 days since the war began, Ukraine lost 8.01 million people, an average of 68,000 people per day. Ukraine's current book population is about 35.39 million, and its actual population is about 28.99 million.