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Sec. 123 · S. 2904

Database of vessels involved in sabotage and other illicit activities

Title I — Sanctions with respect to the Russian Federation › Subtitle A — Sanctions with respect to Russian shadow fleet › Part II — Disclosures, publications, and reports

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(a) In general The Secretary of State, in coordination with the heads of relevant Federal agencies, shall establish and maintain a public database of foreign vessels suspected of being involved in sabotage activities or other illicit activities in support of the Russian shadow fleet that includes credible, open-source information collected regarding activities described in section 111(a). (b) Coordination Whenever possible, the Secretary of State shall coordinate with Australia, New Zealand, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the European Union, if any such country or jurisdiction is imposing sanctions with respect to the Russian shadow fleet, to coordinate information sharing on data regarding foreign vessels suspected of engaging in sabotage activities or other illicit activities described in subsection (a), including credible, open-source information collected regarding activities described in section 111(a).

•S 2904 RSSEC. 123

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