Former Soviet republics Compared by Energy > Gas-diesel oils > Imports per 1000

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Estonia	435.33 ton	2005
2	Latvia	391.22 ton	2005
3	Moldova	92.62 ton	2005
4	Georgia	57.55 ton	2005
5	Armenia	38.48 ton	2005
6	Belarus	32.81 ton	2005
7	Lithuania	25.48 ton	2005
8	Kyrgyzstan	19.76 ton	2005
9	Ukraine	17.73 ton	2005
10	Kazakhstan	15.65 ton	2005
11	Tajikistan	12.34 ton	2005
12	Azerbaijan	4.82 ton	2004
13	Uzbekistan	0.603 ton	1996
14	Russia	0.00699 ton	2005

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Former Soviet republics Compared by Energy > Gas-diesel oils > Imports per 1000