To codify in statute certain sanctions with respect to the Russian Federation.

This bill codifies existing U.S. sanctions against the Russian Federation into law, making current executive order sanctions permanent unless lifted through a specific process. It requires the President to certify to Congress before ending sanctions for individuals or entities, confirming they’ve stopped the activities that triggered sanctions and will avoid future violations. Key exceptions include allowing imports of agricultural goods, food, medicine, medical devices, and humanitarian aid, as well as activities needed for U.S. compliance with the UN Headquarters Agreement or intelligence operations. The bill does not create new sanctions but solidifies current measures under statutory authority.