After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian population declined in response to wars and food shortages.

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The decline in the Russian population after the collapse of the Soviet Union was primarily due to a decrease in birth rates and an increase in death rates, largely attributed to economic hardships, health issues, and social changes, rather than direct effects of wars and food shortages.

After the Collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian Population Declined