Russia unable to repay its international debts
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- 07 July, 2023
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Russia paid off only 68% of its international debts in 2022 due to the sanctions, the country’s Chamber of Accounts said, Report informs via RBC Ukraine.
Last year, Russia repaid 16.3 billion rubles ($173 million). About 12 billion rubles ($130 million) of this amount was paid back to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
As of January 1, 2023, the state's external debt for loans from international financial organizations decreased by 17.9% to 91.19 billion rubles ($989 million).
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