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Ethnic Turkic minority in Ukraine
Gagauz Ukrainians
Distribution of the Gagauz language in the Odesa Oblast according to the 2001 census
The Gagauz are an ethnic Turkic minority in Ukraine. The total number of the Gagauz diaspora was 31,923 counted in the 2001 census, most of whom (86.51%) live in the Bessarabian region of Odesa Oblast: Izmail, Reni, Kiliya, and Bolhrad raions (districts).[1][2]
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