The migration outflow reached 96 thousand against an increase of 114 thousand last year. Often, they leave Russia for Ukraine, Tajikistan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan.
Since the beginning of the year, 419,000 people have left Russia, which is twice as much as in the same period last year. RBC reported this on September 6, citing Rosstat data.
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It was mentioned that the migration outflow reached 96 thousand against the increase of 114 thousand in 2021.
368,000 people left Russia for CIS countries (294,000 returned), and more than 50 thousand people left for non-CIS countries (27,000 returned).
Most people left Russia for Ukraine (79.6 thousand), Tajikistan (58.4 thousand), Armenia (49 thousand), Kyrgyzstan (43.6 thousand), Kazakhstan (40.7 thousand) and Uzbekistan (38.6 thousand).
Among non-CIS countries, the leaders are China (6.6 thousand), Vietnam (5.4 thousand) and India (4.1 thousand).
According to Rosstat, since the beginning of the year, the total population in Russia decreased by 480.6 thousand people, or 0.33%. The natural decrease of the population reached 383.8 thousand people against a decrease of 421.9 thousand in 2021.
It was previously reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to gather forces for a new offensive in Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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