Comparisons Between Russian and Ukraine

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RussiaUkraine
FlagRussiaUkraine
Coat of ArmsCoat of Arms of the Russian Federation.svgCoat of arms of Ukraine.svg
Population146,171,015 (including Crimea) [7]41,319,838 (excluding Crimea) [8]
Area17,125,191 km2 (6,612,073 sq mi) [9]603,550 km2 (233,030 sq mi)[10]
Population density8/km2 (21/sq mi)73.8/km2 (191/sq mi)
Time zones91
Exclusive economic zone8,095,881 km2 (3,125,837 sq mi)147,318 km2 (56,880 sq mi)
CapitalMoscowKyiv
Largest cityMoscow (pop. 12,197,596; 20,004,462 Metro)Kyiv (pop. 2,900,920; 3,375,000 Metro)
GovernmentFederal semi-presidential
constitutional republic		Unitary semi-presidential
constitutional republic
Official languageRussianUkrainian
Main religions71% Orthodox[11]
15% non-religious
10% Islam
2% other Christian
<1% Catholic
1% other religion		34% Orthodox Church of Ukraine[12]
27.6% Orthodox unaffiliated
13.8% Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate)
8.2% Ukrainian Greek Catholic
0.7% Protestant and Evangelical
0.4% Roman Catholic
0.6% other
8.8% non-denominational
5.6% non-Religious
Ethnic group80.90% Russians
8.75% Turkic peoples
3.96% other Indo-European-speakers (2.03% Ukrainians)
3.78% Caucasians
1.76% Finnic and Mongolian peoples and others		77.8% Ukrainians
17.3% Russians
4.9% others/unspecified
GDP (nominal) by the IMF$1,576 billion[13]$126 billion[13]
GDP (PPP) by the IMF$4,328 billion[14]$576 billion[14]
GDP (nominal) per capita by the IMF$11,273 (2021)$4,384(2021)
GDP (PPP) per capita by the IMF$29,495 (2021)$13,943 (2021)
Military strength

Of the above, 28,000 are in Crimea, internationally recognized as part of Ukraine, and 3,000 reported in eastern Ukraine.[15]: 212 

Current PresidentVladimir PutinVolodymyr Zelensky
Current Prime MinisterMikhail MishustinDenys Shmyhal
Nuclear warheads

active/total

1,600 / 6,850 (2019)0 / 0 (2019)

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