United States Sanctions on Russia following the Crimea Invasion (2014–present)

1. U.S. declares sanctions emergency after Crimea seizure

   Mar 6, 2014Labels: Executive Order, Crimea, U S

   • OFAC Program
   • BIS FAQ

2. Executive Order 13661 expands targets to Russian officials

   Mar 17, 2014Labels: Executive Order, Russian officials, Arms sector

   • OFAC Action
   • OFAC Program

3. Executive Order 13662 authorizes sector-based Russia sanctions

   Mar 20, 2014Labels: Executive Order, Sectoral sanctions, Russian economy

   • BIS FAQ
   • OFAC Program

4. OFAC publishes Ukraine-related sanctions regulations

   May 8, 2014Labels: OFAC, Ukraine-Related Regulations, U S

   • OFAC Rule
   • OFAC Program

5. U.S. launches SSI List for Russia financial and energy

   Jul 16, 2014Labels: SSI List, Russian banks, Energy firms

   • Treasury PR
   • OFAC SSI

6. Ukraine Freedom Support Act becomes U.S. law

   Dec 18, 2014Labels: Ukraine Freedom, U S, Obama Administration

   • White House
   • Congress gov

7. Executive Order 13685 bans most Crimea-region trade and investment

   Dec 19, 2014Labels: Executive Order, Crimea trade, Investment prohibitions

   • White House EO
   • White House Stmt

8. National emergency underlying Crimea sanctions is continued

   Mar 3, 2015Labels: National emergency, Executive Order, White House

   • White House
   • OFAC Program

9. CAATSA codifies and expands Russia-related sanctions

   Aug 2, 2017Labels: CAATSA, U S, Russia sanctions

   • DHS CAATSA
   • Congress gov

10. Executive Order 14024 creates broad “harmful activities” sanctions tool

    Apr 15, 2021Labels: Executive Order, Biden Administration, Harmful activities

    • Presidency
    • OFAC Program

11. U.S. targets Russia energy export pipelines with new executive order

    Aug 20, 2021Labels: Energy pipelines, Executive order, U S

    • OFAC Action
    • OFAC Program

12. U.S. bans Russian energy imports and new energy-sector investment

    Mar 8, 2022Labels: Executive Order, Energy imports, U S

    • OFAC Program
    • CBP Fact Sheet

13. U.S. expands import bans and restricts luxury exports

    Mar 11, 2022Labels: Executive Order, Import bans, Luxury exports

    • CBP Fact Sheet
    • OFAC Program

14. OFAC updates and renames rules to Ukraine-/Russia-Related Sanctions

    May 2, 2022Labels: Ukraine- Russia, OFAC, Sanctions reissue

    • OFAC Action
    • Cornell CFR

15. Executive Order 14114 strengthens anti-evasion tools and import controls

    Dec 22, 2023Labels: Executive Order, Anti-evasion, Import controls

    • OFAC FAQ
    • OFAC FAQs

16. Treasury targets sanctions evasion networks and re-designates entities

    Jan 15, 2025Labels: U S, Sanctions evasion, Entity re-designations

    • Treasury PR
    • OFAC Action

17. New executive order modifies duties tied to Russian oil-related threats

    Feb 6, 2026Labels: Executive order, Tariff measures, Russian oil

    • White House