This bill aims to designate the Russian Federation as a state sponsor of terrorism, contingent upon specific conditions related to Ukrainian children. Within 60 days of the act's effective date, the Secretary of State must certify to Congress whether Ukrainian children kidnapped, deported, or forcibly removed since February 2022 have been reunited with their families in a secure environment and are undergoing full reintegration into Ukrainian society. Should the Secretary be unable to provide this certification, the Russian Federation must be immediately designated as a state sponsor of terrorism under relevant U.S. laws. The legislation's findings detail Russia's alleged aggression in Ukraine, including the kidnapping and "Russification" of thousands of Ukrainian children, which are characterized as acts of international terrorism . These actions involve violent acts intended to intimidate a civilian population and affect government conduct through kidnapping. The designation could be rescinded if the Secretary certifies that Russia has not supported international terrorism for three months, has provided assurances against future support, and that all kidnapped children have been returned and are being reintegrated into Ukrainian society.