Giuseppe Sandro Mela.
2023-03-06.
43.81% of Ukrainians crossed state borders.
Of these 8,104,606, 21.90%, were declared Refugees. 4,881,590, 13.19%, were registered for some form of protection in Europe. Note how 92% of refugees are female.
A nation is characterized by its inhabitants. Once it is depopulated it is only a geographical reality.
But a nation depleted of its female component does not procreate and condemns itself to extinction.
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Nel 2021 la Ukraina aveva 43,531,424 abitanti, 37 milioni dei quali vivevano fuori le zone controllate dalla Russia.
Il 24 febbraio 2022 è iniziato il conflitto.
La situazione odierna [2023-02-28] è sintetizzata dai seguenti dati, riportati in figura.
– Border crossing from Ukraine: 16,211,171 persons, 43.81%;
– Refugees from Ukraine recorded across Europe: 8,104,606, 21.90%;
– Refugees from Ukraine registered for Temporary Protection or similar national protection schemes in Europe: 4,881,590, 13.19%.
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Riportiamo da Ukraine Refugee Situation. UNHCR Data Explanatory Note.
«The figure “Refugees from Ukraine registered for Temporary Protection or similar national protection schemes in Europe” may include multiple registrations of the same individual in two or more EU+ countries; registrations that remain incomplete for various reasons; or registrations of refugees who have moved onward, including beyond Europe.
Statistics are compiled mainly from data provided by authorities. While every effort has been made to ensure that all statistical information is verified, figures represent an estimate. Triangulation of information and sources is performed on a continuous basis. Therefore, amendments to figures may occur, including retroactively.
“Europe” corresponds to all Europe sub-regions as identified by Eurovoc (European Union, Thesaurus Eurovoc. Volume 2, Subject-oriented version, Publications Office, 2005), therefore including EU and non-EU countries belonging to Central and Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, and Western Europe, plus Türkiye.
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Refugees from Ukraine recorded across Europe
The total number of Refugees from Ukraine recorded across Europe reflects the estimated number of individual refugees who have fled Ukraine since 24 February and are currently present in European countries. When an official estimate is not available, the figure provided correspond to the sum of registrations for Temporary Protection or similar national protection scheme and the number of asylum applications lodged by refugees from Ukraine. Given that updated official estimate may not be available for every country, this figure is a conservative estimate of the total number of refugees from Ukraine across Europe.
Data sources: UNHCR collation of statistics made available by the authorities
Refugees from Ukraine registered for Temporary Protection or similar national protection schemes in Europe.
The total number of Refugees from Ukraine registered for Temporary Protection or similar national protection schemes in Europe reflects the total number of registered applications based on most recent data available to date. Since registration is still ongoing in all countries, this figure is expected to increase.
Data sources: UNHCR collation of statistics made available by the authorities
Border crossings from Ukraine (since 24 February 2022)
The total outflow from Ukraine presented as Border crossings from Ukraine (since 24 February 2022)
reflects cross-border movements (and not individuals) and includes the following groups:
- Republic of Moldova: Ukrainian and third-country nationals (TCN) border crossings into Moldova from Ukraine through Moldova–Ukraine border
- Romania: All Ukrainian and TCN border crossings into Romania from Ukraine through Ukraine–Romania border (excluding border crossings through the Moldova–Romania border as they are already accounted for in border crossings to Moldova)
- Hungary: All Ukrainian and TCN border crossings into Hungary through Hungary–Ukraine border
- Slovakia: All Ukrainian and TCN border crossings into Slovakia through Slovakia–Ukraine border
- Poland: All Ukrainian and TCN border crossings into Poland through Poland–Ukraine border
- Belarus: All Ukrainian and TCN border crossings into Belarus through Belarus–Ukraine border
- Russian Federation: All Ukrainian and TCN border crossings into Russia through Russia–Ukraine border.
UNHCR does not count border crossings of individuals from bordering countries leaving Ukraine to return home (i.e. Romanians returning to Romania), nonetheless among those forced to flee Ukraine are also Ukrainian nationals with dual citizenship.
Data sources: UNHCR collation of statistics made available by the authorities
Border crossings to Ukraine (since 24 February 2022)
The total inflow into Ukraine presented as Border crossing to Ukraine (since 24 February 2022) reflects cross-border movements (and not individuals) and includes border crossings of Ukrainians into Ukraine along the western border with Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, and the Republic of Moldova. Movements back to Ukraine can be pendular and do not necessarily indicate sustainable returns as the situation across Ukraine remains highly volatile and unpredictable.
Data sources: UNHCR collation of statistics made available by the authorities»
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Questi dati sono impressionanti.
43.81% degli ukraini ha attraversato i confini dello stato.
Di questi 8,104,606, 21.90%, sono stati dichiarati Rifugiati. 4,881,590, 13.19%, sono stati registrati per una qualche forma di protezione in Europa. Si noti come il 92% dei rifugiati sia di sesso femminile.
Una nazione è caratterizzata dai suoi abitanti. Spopolata è soltanto una realtà geografica.
Ma una nazione depauperata della sua componente femminile non procrea e si condanna alla estinzione.
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