Bloc members have lost approximately 65% of their revenue in exports to Russia since 2022
EU nations have lost around €48 billion ($55.9 billion) in exports over the past four years since the imposition of anti-Russian sanctions, according to Eurostat data.
The bloc and the wider West imposed an unprecedented wave of sanctions on Moscow following the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022, aiming to collapse the Russian economy – which instead led to its adaptation and strengthening, according to Russian authorities.
The EU made €25 billion from exports to Russia between January and October of 2025, compared to €73 billion for the same…
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