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Ukraine faces a severe birthrate decline, where mortality rates outpace births with three deaths per baby. In 2025, over 86,000 births contrast sharply with 249,000 deaths, showcasing a persistent demographic crisis over the last decade. Meanwhile, Russia's stance on demographic transparency remains opaque as the Kremlin suspends the publication of statistics amid ongoing conflicts. This contributes to misinformation about Russia's demographic state and potential crisis. In contrast, discussions in Russia focus on radical solutions, such as abolishing pensions, to compel population growth. Analyzing these demographic trends reveals the complex interplay between socio-political factors and birthrate impacts, essential for strategic planning and policy formulation.

What is the current birthrate situation in Ukraine?

Ukraine's birthrate has seen a 2.2 times drop over the past decade. In 2025, more than 86,000 babies were born, while there were 249,000 deaths, indicating three deaths for every baby born.

Why does Russia not publish demographic statistics?

Russia has ceased publishing demographic statistics amid its ongoing conflict with Ukraine, maintaining this information blackout for four consecutive years, as reported by Bloomberg.

How has a Kremlin propagandist reacted to demographic issues?

Sergei Mardan, a Kremlin propagandist, suggested abolishing pensions to improve demographics, implying that having children would provide sustenance in old age. This reflects extreme views on addressing demographic concerns.

How has Ukraine's mortality rate compared to its birthrate?

Ukraine reports the highest mortality rate globally, with its birthrate significantly lower. This trend has culminated in the death rate being three times higher than the birthrate, as reported by multiple agencies.

What long-term trends affect Ukraine's birthrate?

Since 2013, Ukraine's birthrate has been declining at about 7% annually, significantly impacted by socio-political challenges and economic instability. This decline poses challenges for population sustainability and growth.

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The birth rate in Russia is falling rapidly. The FIS has named the reasons Russia is entering deep demographic crisis, - FIS Russia is entering a new phase of deep demographic crisis, which is more dangerous than the one the Russian Federation experienced in the 1990s and 2000s. 5 495 68 Previously in trend: Demographic issues Classification of demographic data in Russian Federation

The birth rate in Ukraine is declining What is known Birth rate in Ukraine has fallen by 2.2 times in 10 years: three deaths per baby. INFOGRAPHICS During the first half of the year, more than 86,000 babies were born in Ukraine, while 249,000 people died. Currently, there are 3 deaths per baby, and this situation has remained unchanged over the past 5 years. 2 584 73

Russia classifies official demographic data Russian authorities block information on Russia’s demographics for fourth year in row - Bloomberg Russia has stopped publishing monthly statistics amid the Kremlin's war against Ukraine. 1 850 22 Previously in trend: Classification of demographic data in Russian Federation

Russian propagandist Mardan on birth rate Kremlin propagandist Mardan proposes abolishing pensions in Russia: "If you gave birth to children, you would have something to eat in your old age; if not, you would die". VIDEO Kremlin propagandist Sergei Mardan proposes to abolish pensions in Russia to improve the demographic situation. 7 510 49 Previously in trend: Demographic issues

Рівень смертності в Україні Ukraine has highest mortality rate in world - CIA. INFOGRAPHICS Ukraine has become the country with the highest mortality rate in the world and the lowest birth rate. 29 864 221

Смертність в Україні у 2024 році перевищує народжуваність утричі Death rate in Ukraine is three times higher than birth rate in 2024 - OpenDataBot. INFOGRAPHICS In the first 6 months of 2024, three times fewer people were born in Ukraine than died. 5 858 59

пологовий,немовля Birth rate in Ukraine has been falling by 7% per year since 2013 - Ministry of Health According to the Ministry of Health, the birth rate in Ukraine has been falling by about 7% per year since 2013. 3 861 64 Society