100,000 Russian and 13,000 Ukrainian service personnel have been killed, according to Western leaders and Ukraine¡¦s armed forces. And more than 7,000 Ukrainian civilians have died as a result of war, including at least 400 children.

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Since the start of the war, more than 8 million Ukrainians have left the country and not returned, according to the U.N.

About 19% of Ukraine¡¦s prewar population, roughly the equivalent of the population of Washington state, have fled the country.

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Russia has had its own mass migration as a result of the war, with people fleeing Putin's mobilization.

At least 419,000 people fled the country in the first half of 2022, according to Russia¡¦s Federal State Statistics Service.

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Russia¡¦s economy has not collapsed under Western sanctions, but it has suffered.

The country¡¦s GDP is predicted to have dropped 3.4% in 2022, according to the IMF.

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Before the Feb. 24 invasion, Russia and pro-Russian forces controlled 7% of Ukraine

This grew to 27% of Ukraine¡¦s territory by March 2022.

After a successful Ukrainian counteroffensive, Russia controls nearly 18% of Ukraine¡¦s internationally recognized territory.

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More than $166 billion in military, humanitarian and financial aid was pledged to Ukraine by 40 different countries and groups from Jan. 24, 2022, to Jan. 15, 2023.

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Russia is firing about 20,000 artillery rounds a day, while Ukraine is firing 4,000 to 7,000 rounds daily, a senior U.S. official told NBC in November.

Many military experts caution that there is no end in sight for a war that could last many more years.

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