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and Conditions of the Black Sea Fleet Stationing on the 
Territory of Ukraine; 
(6) calls on the President to cooperate with United 
States allies and partners in Europe and other countries 
around the world to refuse to recognize any de jure or 
de facto sovereignty of the Russian Federation over Cri-
mea, its airspace, or its territorial waters; 
(7) calls on the Russian Federation to remove its 
military forces and military equipment from the territory 
of Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova, and to end its polit-
ical, military, and economic support of separatist forces; 
(8) calls on the Russian Federation and the sepa-
ratist forces it supports and controls in Ukraine to end 
their violations of the cease-fire announced in Minsk on 
September 5, 2014; 
(9) calls on the President to cooperate with United 
States allies and partners in Europe and other countries 
around the world to impose visa bans, targeted asset 
freezes, sectoral sanctions, and other measures on the 
Russian Federation and its leadership with the goal of 
compelling it to end its violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty 
and territorial integrity, to remove its military forces 
and equipment from Ukrainian territory, and to end its 
support of separatist and paramilitary forces;
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(10) calls on the President to provide the Govern-
ment of Ukraine with lethal and non-lethal defense arti-
cles, services, and training required to effectively defend 
its territory and sovereignty; 
(11) calls on the President to provide the Govern-
ment of Ukraine with appropriate intelligence and other 
relevant information in a timely manner to assist the 
Government of Ukraine to defend its territory and sov-
ereignty; 
(12) calls on North Atlantic Treaty Organization 
(NATO) allies and United States partners in Europe 
and other nations around the world to suspend all mili-
tary cooperation with Russia, including prohibiting the 
sale to the Russian Government of lethal and non-lethal 
military equipment; 
(13) reaffirms the commitment of the United States 
to its obligations under the North Atlantic Treaty, espe-
cially Article 5, and calls on all Alliance member states 
to provide their full share of the resources needed to en-
sure their collective defense; 
(14) urges the President, in consultation with Con-
gress, to conduct a review of the force posture, readi-
ness, and responsibilities of United States Armed Forces 
and the forces of other members of NATO to determine 
if the contributions and actions of each are sufficient to
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meet the obligations of collective self-defense under Arti-
cle 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty and to specify the 
measures needed to remedy any deficiencies; 
(15) welcomes the decision of France to indefinitely 
suspend the delivery of the Mistral-class warships to the 
Russian Federation and urges the United States, 
France, NATO, and other partners to engage in con-
sultations and consider all alternative acquisition options 
for such warships which would not include transfer of 
the ships to the Russian Federation; 
(16) urges the President to publicly hold the Rus-
sian Federation accountable for violations of its obliga-
tions under the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces 
(INF) Treaty and to take action to bring the Russian 
Federation back into compliance with the Treaty; 
(17) urges the President to work with Asian, Euro-
pean, and other allies to develop a comprehensive strat-
egy to ensure the Russian Federation is not able to gain 
any benefit by its development of military systems that 
violate the INF Treaty; 
(18) believes the emplacement by the Russian Fed-
eration of its nuclear weapons on Ukrainian territory 
would constitute a provocative and destabilizing move; 
(19) calls on Ukraine and other countries to sup-
port energy diversification initiatives to reduce the abil-
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ity of the Russian Federation to use its energy exports 
as a means of applying political or economic pressure, 
including by promoting energy efficiency and reverse 
natural gas flows from Western Europe, and calls on the 
United States to promote increased natural gas exports 
and energy efficiency; 
(20) calls on the President and the United States 
Department of State to develop a strategy for multilat-
eral coordination to produce or otherwise procure and 
distribute news and information in the Russian language 
to countries with significant Russian-speaking popu-
lations which maximizes the use of existing platforms for 
content delivery such as the Voice of America and Radio 
Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), Incorporated, 
leverages indigenous public-private partnerships for con-
tent production, and seeks in-kind contributions from re-
gional state governments; 
(21) calls on the United States Department of 
State to identify positions at key diplomatic posts in Eu-
rope to evaluate the political, economic, and cultural in-
fluence of Russia and Russian state-sponsored media 
and to coordinate with host governments on appropriate 
responses; 
(22) calls on the Russian Federation to cease its 
support for the Assad regime in Syria;
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(23) calls on the President to publicly and privately 
demand the Russian Federation cease its destabilizing 
behavior at every opportunity and in every engagement 
between the United States and its officials and the Rus-
sian Federation and its officials; 
(24) calls upon the Russian Federation to seek a 
mutually beneficial relationship with the United States 
that is based on respect for the independence and sov-
ereignty of all countries and their right to freely deter-
mine their future, including their relationship with other 
nations and international organizations, without inter-
ference, intimidation, or coercion by other countries; and 
(25) calls for the reestablishment of a close and co-
operative relationship between the people of the United 
States and the Russian people based on the shared pur-
suit of democracy, human rights, and peace among all 
nations. 
Attest: 
Clerk.