How to read this. Each figure is a country's own declared exports to Russia, not a traced shipment and not Russia's imports. Countries report late and revise, and not every country reports every year (the latest year has the fewest reports; see who reports). Hong Kong's figures include re-exports of goods made elsewhere. Hover or focus a bar for its value.
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All reported chip exports to Russia, by group of senders
Sum of every country's declared chip exports to Russia, per year. The dashed line is what Russia itself reported importing from the whole world, which it stopped publishing after 2021.
- Hong Kong and mainland China
- Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Turkey, UAE
- Every other reporting country
- Russia's own reported imports
Country by country
Each country's declared chip exports to Russia per year. The large senders share one scale; the five smaller countries share another, about twenty times finer. A gap marked "n/r" means the country did not report that year.
Large senders before or after 2022
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Turkey and the UAE
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The EU's own export figures
Eurostat's total for all 27 EU countries' chip exports, in euros. Exports to Russia fell to almost nothing after the 2022 bans. Exports to Turkey and Kazakhstan rose in 2022. Each panel has its own scale.
Official statistics only
Sources
- UN Comtrade (database home; figures from its public API): reporters' annual exports to Russia, HS 8542, from the public preview API (
comtradeapi.un.org/public/v1/preview), and Russia's own imports from the world. Used under the Comtrade data-use policy; this page shows a small selection, not a re-distribution of the database. - Eurostat Comext, dataset DS-045409, EU27 exports of HS 8542 (CC BY 4.0).
- Taiwan's trade appears in Comtrade as "Other Asia, nes".
- Full write-up: FINDINGS.md. Data file: routes.json, rebuilt nightly by
scripts/build_chips.py.