Mandate to Designate Russia as State Sponsor of Terrorism
This bill requires the US government to immediately label the Russian Federation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism (SST). This designation triggers severe economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation, aiming to reduce Russia's ability to fund military actions. The law includes specific exceptions to ensure that essential agricultural goods, medicines, and medical devices can still be exported to Russia under a special two-year licensing system.
Key points
Mandatory Designation: The Secretary of State must immediately designate Russia as a State Sponsor of Terrorism upon the bill's enactment.
Severe Consequences: The designation imposes powerful sanctions intended to isolate Russia economically and diplomatically, impacting global trade and finance.
Humanitarian Exceptions: Exports of food, medicine, and medical devices to Russia are still permitted, but require a specific two-year government license.
Status:
Expired
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