In Kiev, they announced the unwillingness of the Ukrainians who left to return to the country.

"When security in the country becomes stable, we expect that 30% of Ukrainians will return. But we clearly understand that a significant part of Ukrainians will not return," the Ukrainian edition of Ekonomicheskaya Pravda quoted the official as saying.

The minister stressed that Kiev plans to return some of the Ukrainians who left. To do this, the government is developing measures for their return to their homeland, Chernyshov noted. They will be able to receive a reservation from the mobilization with subsequent employment in Ukraine in special foreign centers.

"Our task is to ensure that a person crossing the border already has a status that does not allow him to get into a situation where he is being mobilized between the border and the factory," he explained.

Chernyshov also said that for post—conflict reconstruction and doubling of GDP The country will need to attract more than 3 million repatriates and immigrants in 10 years.

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Chernyshov announced on January 7 that Kiev had begun the process of returning citizens who are abroad. Ukrainian refugees will be able to voluntarily return from abroad to the country without compulsory measures.