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“The Secretary of State should have to tell Congress within 60 days whether Ukrainian children taken from Ukraine or occupied areas since Russia's 2022 invasion have been safely reunited with family or guardians and are beginning to return to life in Ukrainian society.”
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“Russia should stay on the state sponsor of terrorism list until the Secretary of State tells Congress that Russia has not supported international terrorism for three months, has promised not to support it in the future, and all covered Ukrainian children are safely back with family or guardians with reintegration underway.”
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“U.S. law should treat the Russian government as a state sponsor of terrorism, triggering existing terrorism-related limits on exports, foreign aid, arms exports, and other dealings tied to that designation.”
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“Russia should have to be immediately labeled a state sponsor of terrorism if the Secretary of State cannot certify both that affected Ukrainian children have been safely reunited with family or guardians and that their reintegration into Ukrainian society has begun.”
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“The Secretary of State should have to immediately label Russia a state sponsor of terrorism if the Secretary cannot certify that every listed child-return and attack-cessation condition has been met.”
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“Russia should be placed on the U.S. state sponsor of terrorism list right away if the Secretary of State cannot confirm both safe reunification and reintegration progress for the Ukrainian children covered by the review.”
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“The U.S. should actively help Ukraine locate and bring home children taken by Russia during the war.”
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“The U.S. should fund medical, psychological, and educational support to help abducted children rebuild their lives after returning to Ukraine.”
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“Russia should have to stop attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, attacks on civilian infrastructure in Europe, and assassination attempts against political targets before it can avoid a U.S. state-sponsor-of-terrorism label.”
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“The Secretary of State should be able to remove Russia's state-sponsor-of-terrorism label only after telling Congress that Russia has not supported international terrorism for the past three months, has promised not to support it in the future, and has met the Ukrainian child-return conditions.”
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“Russia should not be able to avoid or remove a U.S. state-sponsor-of-terrorism label unless the Secretary of State tells Congress that affected Ukrainian children are safely back with family or guardians and are beginning to rejoin life in Ukraine.”
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“The Secretary of State should report within 60 days on whether Ukrainian children taken since Russia's February 2022 invasion are safely back with family or guardians and whether help has begun for them to rejoin life in Ukraine.”
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“Before Russia could be removed from the state sponsor of terrorism list, the Secretary of State should have to certify that Russia has not supported international terrorism for the past three months and has promised not to support it in the future.”
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“The Senate should formally state that Russia's actions in Ukraine are genocide and support investigations, tribunals, and targeted sanctions for people responsible for genocide and related abuses there.”
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“The United States should help Ukraine investigate and prosecute war crimes by funding forensic tools, DNA analysis, and evidence collection training.”
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“The U.S. should help Ukraine prosecute individuals responsible for abducting children and align sanctions with allies to increase pressure.”
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