Trump-style peace: pressure victim, help aggressor
Nearly half of Ukrainians suffer mental health issues due to war
As of October 2024, 68% of Ukrainians reported a decline in their health compared to the pre-war period
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According to the World Health Organization's report, the most common health issues include mental health problems (46%), psychiatric disorders (41%), and neurological conditions (39%).
Additionally, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account for 84% of all deaths in Ukraine, with key barriers to treatment being limited access to healthcare services and high medication costs.
Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, WHO has documented over 2,254 attacks on healthcare facilities across Ukraine.
- In 2025, training in mental health services under the WHO program will become mandatory for all medical workers in Ukraine.
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