This Senate resolution remembers the 93rd anniversary of the 1932–1933 Holodomor, a famine in Ukraine that the resolution describes as deliberately caused by the Soviet government. It condemns Russia’s war against Ukraine and its use of food as a weapon, and calls for Russian forces to stop attacks on civilians and withdraw from Ukraine. It also supports Ukraine’s efforts to defend itself and encourages sharing information about the Holodomor.
The resolution expresses the Senate’s views and calls for actions by Russia. It does not create new requirements for individuals. It has been referred to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
The resolution does not provide for spending or funding. No publicly available information.
The resolution’s stated position is that remembering the Holodomor can raise awareness of past Soviet repression and present threats to Ukraine and global food security. It supports Ukraine’s sovereignty, human rights, and efforts to defend itself.
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