Russia Says Energy Sales to EU Reached $320.7B Since 2022
Novak said European countries bought $21.3 billion in Russian hydrocarbons in the first nine months of 2026 despite sanctions.
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Russia claims that the European Union has bought Russian hydrocarbons for EUR 19 billion since January 2026, despite the sanctions. A balance sheet contested by Brussels, even if imports continue, under certain conditions.
Russia Reports $320.7 Billion in European Energy Sales Since 2022, Exceeding Estimates by $70 Billion
Russia has supplied Europe with energy resources totaling $320.7 billion since 2022, a figure significantly higher than the $250 billion estimate previously cited by U. S. officials, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. In an interview with Vesti, Novak noted that $21.3 billion in sales to the European direction were recorded in the first nine months of 2026, driven largely by exemptions within the current sanctions regime. While …
Moscow has sold to the European countries hydrocarbons for more than 320 billion dollars since 2022, despite the sanctions adopted against it due to the conflict in Ukraine. The figure amounts to 320,7 billion dollars (about 286 billion euros, ed) for the period that goes from 2022 to today. It is the value [...] The article Moscow: "Since the beginning of the war we have sold to the EU countries oil for 286 billion euros despite the sanctions" …
However, Moscow said that it had delivered $320 billion worth of hydrocarbons to Europe since 2022. France is on the list of customers. - Russia says it has delivered $320 billion worth of hydrocarbons to Europe, including France (International).
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that the countries of the European Union have bought more than 320 billion dollars of Russian hydrocarbons since 2022, of which 21.3 billion in the first nine months of 2026, despite the sanctions linked to the war in Ukraine.
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