In Ukraine, the number of refugees who did not return to the country was estimated at 5.7 million.

The number of Ukrainian refugees who have left the country since 2022 and have not returned has exceeded 5.7 million people. This was stated on June 20 by the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine Dmitry Lubinets, citing data from the Office of the High Commissioner (UNHCR). United Nations (UN) Refugee Agency.

"According to the UNHCR, more than 5.7 million Ukrainians <...>..> they were forced to go abroad," says a post on the Telegram channel.

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