Recent reports suggest a million people killed to date, with a high civilian death toll in Ukraine over the summer.
People attend a funeral procession for Yevhenia Bazylevych and her three daughters, killed in a Russian missile attack on September 4. Yaroslav, her husband, was the only survivor from the family in Lviv, Ukraine
The war in Ukraine, a conflict that continues to expand, has been devastating, with civilian casualties this summer reaching an all-time high since 2022.

Just how many people have been killed in the war since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022?
Here’s what we know:
How many people have died in the war?
Last month, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing intelligence and undisclosed sources, reported a grim milestone: about one million Ukrainians and Russians have been killed or wounded since the war began.

The majority of dead are soldiers on both sides, followed by Ukrainian civilians
According to government figures, in the first half of 2024, three times as many people died in Ukraine as were born, the WSJ reported.
Experts have long warned of a bleak demographic future for Ukraine.

Population loss is one of the reasons why Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has refused to mobilise men aged 18-25, as most of them have not had children yet, according to Ukrainian officials. The eligible age range for Ukraine’s military is 25 to 60
How many are civilians?
Statistics vary.
In June, Ukrainian officials said “Russian invaders” had killed more than 12,000 civilians, including 551 children.
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) reported in February that more than 10,200 civilians had been confirmed as killed, with nearly 20,000 injured.

The London-based Action on Armed Violence (AOAV) charity reported that 7,001 people had been killed in Ukraine as of September 23, with more than 20,000 civilians injured
About 95 percent of civilian casualties occurred in populated areas, with the Donetsk region the most affected, AOAV said.

But these figures are the lowest estimates as the charity solely records “incident-specific casualty figures” reported in English-language media, it added.
Last month, the NRC reported that this summer Ukraine marked its highest three-month civilian casualty total since 2022
More than 3,200 civilian casualties were recorded in Ukraine between June and August this year – a 33.7 percent increase compared with the same period last year, the NRC said.

The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) also documented a sharp increase in civilian deaths and injuries over the summer.

Attacks in government-controlled territory from August 26 to September 6 killed 64 civilians and injured 392 people, it said.
In August alone, 184 civilians were killed and 856 injured, the second-highest monthly casualty figure of the year after July, when at least 219 civilians were killed and 1,018 were injured.

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"MemeFi" and tokens in the meme coin category can be highly volatile, so any predictions should be taken with caution, especially as major tokens like Shiba Inu (SHIB), Dogecoin (DOGE), and newer entrants like PepeCoin often rely on hype, community engagement, and social media trends rather than solid technical analysis.

Here’s a general outlook for some major MemeFi tokens based on current trends:

1. Dogecoin (DOGE)

Short-term (2024): With no major updates or news, Dogecoin’s price could fluctuate between $0.055 - $0.075 depending on broader crypto market conditions. However, social media-driven spikes could push it temporarily higher.

Long-term (2024-2025): If we see significant partnerships (like its Tesla tipping system or Elon Musk's mentions), it could go as high as $0.10 - $0.15. Without such news, $DOGE might remain relatively flat or even decline below $0.05.

2. Shiba Inu (SHIB)

Short-term (2024): Shiba Inu is likely to stay within a range of $0.000006 - $0.000010, given recent low volatility. However, if Shibarium’s layer 2 network becomes more widely used, a breakout above $0.000012 is possible.

Long-term (2024-2025): If adoption for SHIB’s ecosystem expands (ShibaSwap, Shibarium), we could see a push towards $0.000020. Lack of major developments could send it back to $0.000005 or lower.

3. PepeCoin (PEPE)

Short-term (2024): If PepeCoin maintains current interest, the price could see short-lived surges, targeting $0.0000010 - $0.0000020. Be prepared for sharp sell-offs following any peak.

Long-term (2024-2025): PEPE might struggle to sustain interest unless it evolves with utility. Prices could drop significantly below $0.0000005 unless it becomes a prominent figure in MemeFi or receives major influencer endorsements.

4. Other MemeFi Tokens (e.g., $DOGS, $KISHU, $AKITA)

These coins typically rise on speculative excitement and fall rapidly. For $DOGS, which you have been tracking, a fall below $0.00075 could be followed by a relief bounce depending on broader market movements, but sustained recovery seems unlikely unless fresh attention is drawn to the project.

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