Consequences of the Ukraine War: Economic Relations with Russia Not at Zero
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Trade relations between Germany and Russia declined drastically after the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. In the first half of 2026, German imports from Russia were 96.4% lower than in the same period of 2021, and exports to the Russian market fell to about a quarter of the pre-war value, according to data from the Federal Statistical Office of Germany.
Many Europeans have doubts about the effectiveness of the now 21 sanctions packages of the EU against Moscow. Data from the Federal Statistical Office show far-reaching changes in dealing with Russia. Not only the trade sector is affected.
Germany hardly imports any more goods from Russia. Exports have also fallen significantly since the beginning of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine.
Trade between Germany and Russia has shrunk sharply since the beginning of the Ukraine war. However, some relations continue.
Trade between Germany and Russia has shrunk sharply since the beginning of the Ukraine war. However, some relations continue.
From 15 billion to about 500 million euros: Germany's imports from Russia have collapsed since the pre-war year 2021. Moscow is only number 49 among German trading partners
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