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82 percent of internally displaced Ukrainians say they will only return home once fighting stops, per IOM.
WHY THIS MATTERS · This matters because Ukraine can lose the war from within—manpower shortages, corruption scandals reaching top officials, and war fatigue can crack the home front that keeps troops supplied and Western donors willing.
Part of the monitored dynamic Ukraine Home Front · VUCA INDEX 56/100
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MORE FROM THIS DYNAMIC
- Russia launched more than 70 missiles, including ballistic missiles, at Ukraine overnight on 30 July 2026.
- An estimated 132,000 people were newly displaced within Ukraine between January and June 2026.
- Interest in local integration among displaced Ukrainians rose from 51 percent in March to 58 percent in June 2026.
- Russia launched over 280 attack drones at Ukraine overnight on 30 July 2026, targeting Kyiv and other regions.
- 87 percent of displaced Ukrainian households have taken at least one difficult coping step, per IOM survey.
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