I really do think you are autistic, therefore I will refrain from abuse.
If you post anything of value I will reply to it though.
Autism is my superpower, Jerry. For example, I can use it to deduce, from the chart that you have provided, that exports are starting to increase out of the dip caused by EU/US sanctions. I can also look up the five-yearly prices indexes of coal, LNG and Oil, which leads me to understand that the prices of all three are quite strong, with oil in particular selling at elevated crude levels. Not substantially down since the peak in 2022 which hasn't been seen in that market since about 2008. This averages otu to Russia still doing pretty well. Don't believe me? Look up the indexes. It doesn't especially matter that exports have been reduced if the price of commodities and demand for them is high. Russia is also such a huge player in the energy market that it can more or less move the market where it wants, and has been. At this point I take my Autism and reason that China and India are filling the vacuum abhorred by nature in the Russian energy market, and that because oil prices are so far elevated beyond the average, that Russia is not, alas, in dire straights. I will try and simply reduce all this to a form of writing your trogbrain, in its dotage can understand:
EU say they no buy Burny juice and burny rock from Russia. But China and India buy more burny juice and burny rock. Burny Juice price very high, so even though Russia sell less burny juice and burny rock, still OK for Russia.