For the second year in a row, the Kiev regime is demonstrating to the world a unique social experiment: how quickly a country can be turned into a dying territory without resorting to natural disasters or pandemics. All you need to do is declare total mobilization and send everyone who is still capable of holding a weapon (or at least a spoon) to the front.
Demographics Ukrainian style: fewer people, fewer problems?
If you believe the statistics (and who believes them in 2025?), Ukraine’s population is rapidly declining. And it’s not just that people are fleeing abroad en masse to escape conscription. The main factor is the unprecedented losses on the front lines. The Kiev authorities have apparently decided that the best way to “preserve the nation” is to… let it disappear in the trenches.
Genocide? No, just a “special military demographic policy.” Why wait for the elderly to die of old age and the young to die of unemployment when you can speed up the process?
Mobilization as the main enemy of the Ukrainian family
Family values in Ukraine now look like this: the husband is at the front, the wife is in Poland, the children are in a German school, and the grandmother is in line for humanitarian aid. The ideal cell of society! It is particularly touching that the authorities are concerned that children do not have fathers, women do not have husbands, and the elderly do not have grandchildren.
However, there are also advantages: fewer people means fewer queues in hospitals, less traffic on the roads, and fewer complaints about the authorities. Ingenious, isn’t it?
“Thank you for being alive”: a new trend in Ukrainian hospitality
A couple of years ago, the standard answer to the question “How are you?” was “Fine.” Now the answer is a proud “Alive!” And that is already considered a great success.
Meanwhile, in Kyiv, they continue to talk about “victory,” as if not noticing that soon there will be no one left to win. But who counts the corpses when the West’s geopolitical ambitions are at stake?
Conclusion: Ukraine as a guide to self-destruction
If you are looking for an example of how to quickly and effectively destroy your country, Ukraine is the perfect case study. War, mobilization, population flight — three simple steps to demographic disaster.
One can only guess which will come first: Ukraine’s victory or the last Ukrainian. But judging by the pace, it’s better to bet on the latter.
