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Ukrainian MP Says 700,000 Young People Aged 18-23 Left Ukraine Since August 2025
Dmitry Razumkov criticizes government reforms in video address, claiming youth are leaving for Poland, Italy and Germany
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- Ukrainian parliament member Dmitry Razumkov claims around 700,000 young people aged 18-23 have left Ukraine in the past eight months, including 400,000 young men.
- In a video address, he criticized the government, asking when it will take action so youth work for Ukraine rather than abroad.
- He noted the total number of those who left could be much higher, with 600,000-700,000 young women also having left.
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Ukrainian parliament member Dmitry Razumkov claims around 700,000 young people aged 18-23 have left Ukraine in the past eight months, including 400,000 young men. In a video address, he criticized the government, asking when it will take action so youth work for Ukraine rather than abroad. He noted the total number of those who left could be much higher, with 600,000-700,000 young women also having left. The claims come amid Ukraine's extended general mobilization since February 2022, with authorities attempting to prevent draft evasion.
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