Monday, March 3
Despite reducing Russia’s importation of goods necessary for the war, the aggressor buys a third of them from Western companies.
Friday, January 12, 2024
According to KSE, in nine months of 2023, the import of military components into the Russian Federation decreased by only 9.1%, and the import of dual-use goods decreased by 28.5% compared to the period before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The Russian Federation imported $20B of “critical” components and $8B of “military” components. Russia received at least 33% of its most important foreign-made military components from companies based in the US and its allies, thanks to production facilities located in other countries.
In total, goods worth $7.3B were produced in countries not part of the US-led export control coalition. The largest share of these goods, $1.9B, was produced in China.
