EU Exports to Russia Down to 37% of Prewar Level, News

Since the start of the war in Ukraine in spring 2022, EU exports to Russia have fallen to 37% of their prewar level. “One reason for the still high volume of exports to Russia is that only 32% of all products from the EU are subject to sanctions,“ notes ifo-expert Feodora Teti.

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