The Ministry of Finance reported on Russia's restructuring of obligations of 22 countries

Over 25 years, Russia has restructured the liabilities of 22 countries to the tune of almost $30 billion, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on February 16.

"Over the past 25 years, [Russia] has restructured the obligations of 22 countries to the tune of almost $30 billion," the minister said at a conference on "High debt level - limited fiscal space: Fiscal consolidation and multilateral debt restructuring solutions."

It is specified that in the next three years, the Russian Federation plans to issue $5.2 billion a year in state loans to other countries.

In 2019, Russia was the fifth country in the ranking of the largest creditors for developing countries, adds "Gazeta.Ru" with reference to the data of the World Bank.

On February 5, "Izvestia" read the materials of the Ministry of Finance, according to which oil and gas revenues of Russia in January 2025 amounted to 789.1 billion rubles against 790.2 billion in December and 675.2 billion in January 2024. Treasury revenues remained at the same level despite the introduction of large-scale sanctions against the Russian oil sector by the United States.