(Reuters) – Energy accounted for nearly two-thirds of the European Union’s imports from Russia last year, the bloc’s statistics office said on Monday amid worries about its dependency on Russian gas following the invasion of Ukraine. Although exports and imports between the two territories have declined between 2011 and 2021, Eurostat data showed that last year Russia remained the fifth largest partner for EU exports of goods and the third one for imports. In 2021, energy was the most imported product by the EU from Russia, accounting for 62% of the region’s total imports or the equivalent of …