Ukrainians in Poland Are Smaller: Where They Move
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Ukrainians are increasingly leaving Poland and moving to the Czech Republic <p>In June and July, about 14.4 thousand Ukrainians left Poland with temporary protection. Today there are 953.1 thousand people</p>.
The number of Ukrainians receiving temporary protection in Poland has decreased to 953.1 thousand, and the Czech Republic is becoming a new destination for moving.
The number of Ukrainians choosing to return home is growing! 🇺🇦 As of July, 953.1 thousand of our compatriots with temporary protection are kept in Poland, but more than 8 thousand were able to return to Ukraine in just one month. This testifies to the hope and desire to restore peaceful life! 🌍✨
The number of Ukrainian war refugees in Poland has been steadily declining. In July, there were 8,000 fewer monthly refugees and approximately 40,000 fewer annually, according to Eurostat data.
While Ukrainian refugees were gradually leaving Poland, there were still 953,100 such refugees, a decrease of 8.11,000 in July, a decrease of 8.11,000 in July.
More and more Ukrainians leaving Poland are choosing the Czech Republic as the next country to live.
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