Oh, war, what have you done, you vile... (Bulat Okudzhava)
Population of the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) online.
I also decided to make a population counter for the LPR - the demographic situation, in particular the birth/mortality rate, is difficult. The same proportion - about 3 times in the minus! And just like in the DPR, isn’t this genocide! This is not data on those killed, which in war, as if naturally, is data on unborn children, lost forever, who have the right to life... Women have undisclosed motherhood, children have a stolen right to birth... Scream about it it’s necessary, and whoever doesn’t hear it needs to be hammered into the head by all available means.
The mortality rate is off the charts - this is malnutrition, this is lack of treatment, this is nerves - war in a word. The culprit - (“countryman-Donbassman”, “Father of the Nation”, damn... Hetman of All Ukraine) lives and enjoys life... “Pan - my hands did not steal” and “Pan - there is no blood on my hands.” Open his eyes - this blood is everywhere on him!
The “Population of the LPR” widget is ready, once a similar one (Population of Ukraine, Population of Russia) was installed on the site http://nopredel.narod.ru (oddly enough, it works, though not on all pages), an HTML site, forgotten, - you will need to remove the old one and install a DPR population counter, especially since widgets are not available on uCoz due to advertising.
Official statistics
Population of the LPR as of December 1, 2016
1,489,770 people
1,494,743 people
Population of the LPR as of July 1, 2017
Current population - 1,479,400 people
Resident population - 1,474,500 people
Population of the LPR as of January 1, 2017
Current population - 1,488,290 people
Resident population - 1,493,263 people
Resident population
1.01.2015 - 1.510.022
1.07.2015 - 1.496.946
1.01.2016 - 1.499.013
1.07.2016 - 1.490.845
1.01.2017 - 1.483.264
During the first quarter of 2017, 1903 children were born in the Lugansk People's Republic. This is evidenced by the civil register. According to statistics, this is 236 more babies than in the same period last year. This was reported by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic.
The largest proportion of newborns was recorded in Lugansk, 585 children were born there. In Sverdlovsk - 197, Krasnodon - 163, Antratsit - 147, Krasny Luch - 141. The least number of births were registered in Kirovsk - 22.
The Ministry of Justice also provided statistics on marriage acts. In the first quarter of 2017, 433 marriages took place. This is 40 more than in the same phase of 2016.
Let us recall that in the first quarter of 2016, 1,667 children were born in the Lugansk People's Republic, which is 351 more children than in the same period in 2015.
From Wikipedia
In January - May 2017, 2,373 people were born and 6,006 died.
For January - May 2017 arrived at permanent place residence - 60 people, left - 14,846 people.
During the period from January 1 to June 1, 2017, the population decreased by 18,419 people (0.84%), including due to negative natural growth - by 3,633 people (19.72%), negative migration growth - by 14,786 people (80.28%).
From Wikipedia
Resident population of the LPR (adjusted data from April 11, 2017)
| date | Resident population | Population growth (persons) |
|---|---|---|
| 01.01.2015 | 1 510 022 | - |
| 01.02.2015 | - | - |
| 01.03.2015 | - | - |
| 01.04.2015 | 1 499 619 | -814 |
| 01.05.2015 | 1 498 805 | -925 |
| 01.06.2015 | 1 497 880 | -934 |
| 01.07.2015 | 1 496 946 | -897 |
| 01.08.2015 | 1 496 049 | 1 934 |
| 01.09.2015 | 1 497 983 | 4 637 |
| 01.10.2015 | 1 502 620 | -1 097 |
| 01.11.2015 | 1 501 523 | -1 230 |
| 01.12.2015 | 1 500 293 | -1 280 |
| 01.01.2016 | 1 499 013 | -1 053 |
| 01.02.2016 | 1 497 960 | -1 886 |
| 01.03.2016 | 1 496 074 | -1 529 |
| 01.04.2016 | 1 494 545 | -1 264 |
| 01.05.2016 | 1 493 281 | -1 137 |
| 01.06.2016 | 1 492 144 | -1 299 |
| 01.07.2016 | 1 490 845 | -1 210 |
| 01.08.2016 | 1 489 635 | -1 072 |
| 01.09.2016 | 1 488 563 | -956 | 01.10.2016 | 1 487 607 | -1 365 |
| 01.11.2016 | 1 486 242 | -1 498 | 01.12.2016 | 1 484 744 | -1 480 |
| 01.01.2017 | 1 483 264 | -1 847 |
| 01.02.2017 | 1 481 417 | -1 295 |
| 01.03.2017 | 1 480 122 | -1 534 |
| 1.04.2017 | 1 478 588 | -1 342 |
| 1.05.2017 | 1 477 246 | -1 405 |
| 1.06.2017 | 1 475 841 | - |
Alas, I didn’t find anything more intelligible. Main question to the Statutory Law of the LPR - “secret data” or “we just don’t bother” remained open too.
Lugansk People's Republic, Lugansk People's Republic map
South Ossetia South Ossetia
Unrecognized:
DPR DPR
Chairman
Council of Ministers
Chairman
People's
Council
Gennady Tsypkalov
Alexey Karyakin
Total
8352.6 km²
Evaluation (03/01/2015)
Density
1,197,100 people
143 people/km²
Coordinates: 48°55′12″ N. w. 39°01′12″ E. d. / 48.92000000000000171° s. w. 39.02000000000000313° east. d. / 48.92000000000000171; 39.02000000000000313 (G) (O)
Lugansk People's Republic(abbreviated LPR; Ukrainian Lugansk People's Republic) - unrecognized public education in eastern Europe, proclaimed within the Lugansk region of Ukraine. According to the administrative-territorial division of Ukraine, most of the territory controlled by the Lugansk People's Republic is part of Ukraine as the territory of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions with in a special manner local government. Most of the declared territory of the LPR is controlled by the Ukrainian authorities. The rest of the declared territory of the LPR, not under the control of the Ukrainian authorities, according to the resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, “until the withdrawal of all illegal armed formations, Russian occupation forces and their military equipment” is considered temporarily occupied territory.
On May 17, 2014, the General Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine declared the Lugansk People's Republic a terrorist organization. The agency explained that this structure has all the relevant features: a clear hierarchy, channels for financing and arms supplies. Criminal cases are being investigated regarding the activities of the leadership of the newly formed republics. in turn, the leadership of the LPR considers the central government to be a “Kyiv junta” that commits crimes against the population of the republic.
On May 12, 2014, after the referendum on self-determination of the Lugansk People's Republic took place on May 11, according to the results announced by the organizers, 96.2% of voters supported the independence of the region and the creation of the Lugansk People's Republic, the LPR authorities declared sovereignty and expressed a desire to join Russia, as well as unite from the Donetsk People's Republic to Novorossiya. On June 11, 2014, the LPR turned to the Russian Federation, as well as 14 other states, with a request to recognize its independence.
To date, the independence of the republic has been recognized by the unrecognized Donetsk People's Republic and partially recognized state South Ossetia.
The current government of Ukraine perceives the people who proclaimed the LPR as separatists and terrorists and is conducting a military operation against them, called anti-terrorism. However, deputies of the local regional council of the Lugansk region believe that the will of the citizens who spoke in the LPR referendum should be respected; they characterize the force operation of the Government of Ukraine as “terrorist” and directed against the people.
- 1. History
- 2 Government
- 3 Armed forces
- 4 Administrative-territorial division
- 5 International legal status
- 6 Economics
- 7 Transport
- 8 Time
- 9 Social sphere
- 9.1 Spontaneous rallies
- 10 State of the media
- 11 Notes
- 12 Links
Story
Main article: History of the Lugansk People's RepublicSince March, protests began to take place in Lugansk against the actions of the former opposition that came to lead the country. The protesters refused to recognize the new Kyiv authorities and advocated the federalization of Ukraine.
On March 30, a large-scale rally took place in the city center in Lugansk, where (according to UNIAN) about 2 thousand people gathered. Participants of the action with flags of the Russian Federation, posters “Ukraine is Rus'”, “Europe is Sodom and Gomorrah”, “Russian language is the state language” along the route chanted “Lugansk, get up!”, “Russia!”, “Ukraine is Rus'". Activists came from different parts of the city; according to the organizers, this gives a real idea of the number of supporters of the idea of federalization of the country and the annexation of Ukraine to Russia in Lugansk. The protesters also demanded that deputies at all levels recognize the new Ukrainian government and the governor of the Lugansk region as illegal, opposed the lowering of social standards, and demanded the release of Arsen Klinchaev and Alexander Kharitonov.
On April 6, 2014, about 1,000 protesters stormed the SBU building in Lugansk. The next day, activists blocked Sovetskaya Street with barricades made of construction debris, car tires and barbed wire in front of the building of the Luhansk Department of State Security Administration, which had been seized the day before. The city police were brought to combat readiness, The traffic police blocked passages to the city center. The most captured building of the USBU housed the Joint Headquarters of the South-Eastern Resistance. Activists demanded that the Ukrainian authorities release all political prisoners, including the leader of the “Lugansk Guard” Alexander Kharitonov and regional council deputy Arsen Klinchaev, an amnesty for all “security forces” involved in the events on the Maidan, as well as holding a referendum in the Lugansk region on the self-determination of the region. It was also stated that if the authorities fail to comply with these demands, a “parliament of the Lugansk Republic” will be created.
Also on April 8 and 9 in Lugansk, not only public activists, but also parents and close relatives of the unit’s military personnel came to the gates of both military camps of the local internal troops regiment in the evening. The main demand of citizens was to prevent the involvement personnel law enforcement officers to carry out any force operations against peaceful demonstrators. The command of the unit assured citizens that the servicemen are in the unit and will not go anywhere except for the planned escort service. On the morning of April 9, citizens unblocked exits from the territory of the units, but to this day there remains a public post nearby that monitors the movement of military equipment.
On April 11, the Joint Headquarters of the Army of the South-East issued an ultimatum to the Lugansk Regional Council. within the next 10 hours, convene an emergency (extraordinary) session, at which deputies are obliged to make the following decisions: proclaim the state sovereignty of the Lugansk People's Republic; within 10 days, hold a referendum with two questions: 1. Are you “for” the entry of the Lugansk People's Republic into the Russian Federation? 2. Are you “for” the entry of the Lugansk People's Republic into Ukraine? Also, the headquarters of the Army of the South-East decided that weapons will be handed over only to those authorities chosen by citizens of the Luhansk region in a referendum.
On April 14, rebel activists held a rally near the building of the Lugansk Regional State Administration. A member of the coordination council of the Lugansk region, Alexey Chmulenko, conveyed to the regional governor the demands of the protesters: to recognize the illegitimacy of the new Ukrainian authorities, to recognize the legal existence of the “people's movement” and to release the arrested activists. The deadline for fulfilling the ultimatum is April 16. According to media reports, there are about a hundred rebels left in the SBU.
Dependent territories: Åland Islands Guernsey Gibraltar Jersey Isle of Man Faroe islands Svalbard Jan Mayen
Asian countries with territories in Europe: Kazakhstan¹ Turkey¹
Asian countries whose presence in Europe is debatable: Azerbaijan² Georgia²
¹mainly in Asia. ² mainly or entirely in Asia, depending on the drawing of the border between Europe and Asia.
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| Policy | Government system Constitution Domestic policy Head of the Council of Ministers People's Council Political parties Foreign policy (Armed conflict in the east of Ukraine International legal recognition) | |
| Symbols | Coat of Arms Flag Anthem Awards | |
| Economy | Transport Tourism Electric power Industry Agriculture | |
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| UN Member States | Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Armenia Armenia Belarus Belarus Georgia Georgia Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan Latvia Latvia Lithuania Lithuania Moldova Moldova Russia Russia Tajikistan Tajikistan Turkmenistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Ukraine Ukraine Estonia Estonia |
| Unrecognized and partially recognized states |
Abkhazia Abkhazia Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Transnistrian Moldavian Republic Transnistrian Moldavian Republic South Ossetia South Ossetia Donetsk People's Republic Donetsk People's Republic Lost independence: Republic of Gagauzia Republic of Gagauzia Chechen Republic of Ichkeria Chechen Republic of Ichkeria Republic of Crimea Republic of Crimea |
| International organizations |
SGRB CIS (ES MGB FTA) CIS-2 CSTO Customs Union SES EAEU EAC GUAM BA With other countries: WTO SCO SDV CBSS SECIWE SRS BSEC Turkic Council CEAST BTR CHVMGOV CHFDS EENS ASEM SBER ATPF APA TurkPA With other countries founded before the collapse of the USSR: EU (Eastern Partnership INOGATE TRACECA Baku Initiative) ECO WB (IBRD IFC MIGA ICSID IDA) NATO Council of Europe (EAPC PRM) OSCE OIC UN NAM (SEC WHO UNESCO IMF) APEC OECD EBRD CEI LS MS Francophonie |
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