Over 7.7 million people have been displaced inside Ukraine due to the Russian invasion announced today, Holy Thursday, the International Organization for Migration (IOM). This means that about 17% of the Ukrainian population, ie one in six Ukrainians, has been displaced within the country. The majority of internal refugees – 60% – are women.
On April 5, the IOM had estimated the number of displaced at 7.1 million, ie 600,000 people were internally displaced in Ukraine in early April.
More than half of these people have reported lack of access to food.
H UN service Refugees report that an additional five million people have fled Ukraine so far, with the majority fleeing to Poland and the rest to neighboring countries (Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Moldova).
One in six people have been internally displaced in #Ukraine since the war began.
Here are some statistics from IOM’s latest Internal Displacement Report.
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– IOM – UN Migration 🇺🇳 (@UNmigration) April 21, 2022
More than 7.1 Million people have been internally displaced by the ongoing war in #Ukraineover half of them are women.
The main needs include cash, medicines & health services.
We continue to deliver humanitarian aid to the people in #Ukrainewhenever and wherever possible. pic.twitter.com/7gslladHso
– IOM – UN Migration 🇺🇳 (@UNmigration) April 5, 2022
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