Fuf. I asked you in reality, not these ebannye figures. Russia exports only the energy and the better the technology, the less a country is buying Russian natural gas.
Ukraine in 2008 bought 40 billion cubic meters, and in 2013 - 26 billion cubic meters, without reducing production.
What is "in reality" for you.
Russia's Trade Indicators at a Glance (2010)
Current Account Balance: US$181.7 billion or 4.9% of GDP
Trade to GDP Ratio: 43.3%
Total value of exports: US$429.4 billion
Primary exports: oil, natural gas, metals, timber
Primary exports partners: EU (44.8%), United States (6.0%), China (5.8%), Turkey (4.9%), Ukraine (3.7%)
Total value of imports: US$247.7 billion
Primary imports: machinery, transport equipment, plastics, medicines, iron and steel, consumer goods, meat
Primary imports partners: EU (50.2%), China (14.1%), Ukraine (5.3%), Japan (3.8%), Belarus (3.4%)
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The imports make up around 12% of Russian GDP. This IS LOW DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTS.