Addressing Threats To The United States By The Government Of The Russian Federation

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The Executive Order expands on prior measures in response to Russia's actions against Ukraine and its implications for U.S. national security.
Prohibits the importation of select Russian products, including crude oil and petroleum distillates.
Confirms that the national emergency relating to Russia remains ongoing.
Imposes a 25% additional duty on imports from India that are directly or indirectly linked to Russian oil.
The duty applies to goods entering U.S. customs 21 days after the order, with exceptions for certain goods already in transit.
The additional duty is in addition to any existing tariffs unless exempted under specific legal provisions.
Secretary of Commerce and other officials are tasked with identifying countries importing Russian oil and recommending further actions.
The Secretary of State is authorized to implement actions necessary to enforce this order.
Defines "Russian Federation oil" and the terms surrounding indirect imports.
Affirms that if any part of the order is found invalid, the remaining provisions will still stand.
Maintains existing legal authorities and clarifies that the order does not create enforceable rights against the U.S. or its entities.