Due to Western sanctions...Russia's exports are ``72% in Asia'' and ``20% in Europe''

Asia accounted for more than 70% of Russia's exports last year after it invaded Ukraine and received sanctions from Western countries.
Several media outlets, including the Russian daily Kommersant, said, ``According to the Customs Service of the Russian Federation, Russia's
Asian countries accounted for 72% of exports, while Europe only accounted for 20%. The other 8% were from Africa and North and South America.
Kommersant reported, ``In 2022, Russia's export volumes to Europe and Asia were almost equal, but the situation changed considerably in the previous year.''
Ta. Russia's total exports last year were $425.1 billion (approximately 63,554.6 billion yen), a decrease of 28.3% from the previous year's $592.5 billion (approximately 88,558.1 billion yen).