Fourteen persons are seated in two parallel rows of seven each. Row 1 consists of B, C, D, E, F, G, and H facing north, while Row 2 consists of P, Q, ...

Fourteen persons are seated in two parallel rows of seven each. Row 1 consists of B, C, D, E, F, G, and H facing north, while Row 2 consists of P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V facing south. Each person in Row 1 faces a person in Row 2 directly opposite them. Given the following conditions:

• T faces the person who sits third to the left of G.
• The number of persons to the left of G is one more than the number of persons to the right of P.
• The person facing P sits immediately to the right of B.
• F neither sits at the extreme ends nor adjacent to G.
• More than two persons sit between F and the person facing V.
• The number of persons between T and V is the same as the number of persons between D and E.
• S sits third to the right of Q.
• Two persons sit between C and D, and D sits opposite R.

Question: How many persons sit between U and the person who faces F?