Europe has received $320.7 billion worth of energy resources from Russia since 2022, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said
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Russia said on Monday it has sold more than $320 billion (286 billion euros) worth of hydrocarbons to European countries since 2022, despite sanctions imposed over the war in Ukraine.
Deputy Premier Novak says deliveries continued despite sanctions, totaling $21.3B in first 9 months of 2026
Despite the Western sanctions linked to the conflict in Ukraine, Moscow states that it has maintained massive financial flows with the European Union through its oil and gas sales.
Despite the sanctions, Russia claims to have shipped 320 billion dollars of hydrocarbons to Europe since 2022. Moscow details the amount of its energy exports to the EU.
All this despite the sanctions adopted against him as a result of the war in Ukraine. ...
Since 2022, Russia has supplied $320.7 billion in energy resources to the European Union, reported Russian Vice-Premier Alexander Novak. "The Ministry of Energy estimates that ... the figure is significantly higher than the $250 billion reported by American colleagues, which amounts to $320.7 billion between 2022 and today. This is the volume of energy supplies to the European Union. In the case of 2026, only nine months, according to the Minist…
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