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Power cuts will force more people to leave Ukraine: central bank

Power cuts will force more people to leave Ukraine: central bank

  • The worsening of the energy situation and slow normalization of the economic conditions will lead to a larger outflow of migrants abroad in 2024 and 2025
  • The higher emigration is due to “significant destruction of the Ukrainian energy system,” the central bank saidBLA
By AFP ·

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