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With conservative estimates indicating the population might be closer to 130 million rather than the official statistics claiming 141 million, the potential loss of a significant portion of the younger population due to the ongoing war could soon be visible. As Zion articulates, the number of men available to fight is dwindling, yet the full impact on demographics will likely materialize as the conflict continues.
As Russia grapples with these interconnected crises—historical, social, economic, and now wartime issues—the call for a solid and sustainable demographic policy will become increasingly pressing. In this uncertain environment, the challenges presented are not just immediate but will likely ripple through generations, shaping the future of Russia.