Russia has delivered $21.3 billion in energy supplies to the European Union throughout the current year, according to the government. Novak also stated that members of OPEC+ have held discussions regarding a rise in transportation costs for moving energy resources across international borders, though the specific amount of that increase was not provided.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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Russia’s $320.7B Energy Supply to Europe Since 2022 Beats Trump Forecast
Commodities8 days ago
The Kremlin has released figures suggesting that the region's reliance on Russian fuel is far more extensive than foreign officials have previously admitted. Deputy Prime Minister Novak reported that energy shipments to Europe since 2022 totaled $320.7 billion, exceeding a $250 billion estimate provided by President Trump. Novak characterized the scale of these exports as a sign of hypocrisy among EU officials who have criticized diesel agreements between the U.S. and Russia.
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