The Ministry of Industry and Trade reported that the volume of non-primary exports reached $66.5 billion.

The volume of non-primary non-energy exports of Russia in the period from January to May 2026 amounted to $66.5 billion. This was announced on June 24 by Roman Chekushov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation.

"We already have preliminary data for five months. Of course, they will still be adjusted in the process, but at the moment the volume of non—primary non-energy exports from January to May has reached $66.5 billion," he said in an interview with RIA Novosti.

Chekushov added that the target for the next six months is $69.4 billion and is likely to be met. According to the deputy minister, the annual plan for this indicator is $155 billion. The official also expressed confidence in achieving this indicator.

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