Klitschko called the number of Kyivans who have already returned to the capital


Residents of the capital begin to return to the city after being forced to leave it.
About three million Kyiv residents have already returned to the city after being forced to leave due to the Russian offensive. This was told by the mayor of Kiev Vitali Klitschko in an interview with The Telegraph.
At the same time, Klitschko specified that by the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the population of the capital was 3.6 million, he noted, adding that now the population is returning.
He also noted that now there are more people living in Kyiv due to the fact that migrants have come to Kyiv. According to the KSCA, about 100,000 people now live in Kyiv, who have moved here from their regions.
At the same time, the head of the city noted that there were fewer children in the city. Klitschko connects this with the fact that some schools will not be open on the first of September. Only those educational institutions that have shelters will return to work.
It should be noted that one of the favorite targets of the Russians in the war was educational institutions in our country, as a result of hostilities, as of June, 1939 educational institutions were damaged in Ukraine, and 184 were completely destroyed.
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