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    1. coffeewalnut05 on

      Insightful article. I don’t see how a sustainable future for Ukraine can be secured if it’s being depopulated at such an alarming rate.

      This is something our pro-war politicians don’t want to talk about. Human life is so cheap to them, that it can be thrown away for a proxy war that is highly likely to be lost anyway because – ironically – there won’t be enough people left to sustain the situation.

    2. Finally a good article that is not a hit piece. Ukraine cant just snatch people for another year. And you warhawks keeb warriors wont ever enlist to fight for Ukraine. European leaders just want Russia weakened at the cost of Ukrainian bodies.

      It’s that simple, the war must end now.

    3. Dubious_Bot on

      Disagree on babies being more important than weapons when there is no guarantees of security, with war looming around the corner people will leave if given the chance.

    4. aWhiteWildLion on

      Since the war started, Ukraine’s lost 25–35% of its population, and it’s aging fast. By 2030, over 30% of the country will be elderly. Add to that the huge number of young men killed or injured in battle and a crashing birth rate, and things are looking rough. Even when the war ends, Ukraine will still be dealing with a shrinking workforce and a longterm demographic mess. No matter how you look at it, the country’s in serious trouble.

    5. trufus_for_youfus on

      Those babies wont be fully cooked and ready for conscription for at least 8-12 years.

    6. EvolutionaryLens on

      Apparently they have an impressive blast radius, with bonus hair trigger.

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