Russia’s 2022 Invasion of Ukraine:
Related CRS Products
Updated July 13, 2022
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Russia’s 2022 Invasion of Ukraine: Related CRS Products

n February 24, 2022, the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine, with wide-ranging
implications for U.S. national security and an array of global geopolitical and economic
O issues. This report compiles CRS products on various aspects of this conflict, and is
updated regularly as new products are developed. It also includes some products published before
the invasion that offer relevant background and context.
To contact specific CRS experts, congressional clients may the author information on each of the
products below, or consult CRS Report R47036, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and
Related Policy Issues: CRS Experts, coordinated by Julie Kim.
Conflict Developments and Background Issues
CRS Report R47068, Russia’s War in Ukraine: Military and Intelligence Aspects, by Andrew S.
Bowen
CRS Insight IN11882, Humanitarian and Refugee Crisis in Ukraine, by Rhoda Margesson and
Derek E. Mix
CRS Insight IN11883, Russian Military Actions at Ukraine’s Nuclear Power Plants, by Mark
Holt and Mary Beth D. Nikitin
CRS Insight IN11900, The Role of Russian Natural Gas, by Michael Ratner
CRS Insight IN11885, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Turkey’s Response and Black Sea Access
Issues, by Jim Zanotti and Clayton Thomas
CRS Report R45861, Russia’s Nuclear Weapons: Doctrine, Forces, and Modernization, by Amy
F. Woolf
CRS Insight IN11651, Russian Military Mobilization on Ukraine’s Borders and in Occupied
Crimea, by Andrew S. Bowen
CRS In Focus IF11862, Ukrainian Armed Forces, by Andrew S. Bowen
CRS In Focus IF12150, Ukrainian Military Performance and Outlook, by Andrew S. Bowen
CRS Report R45008, Ukraine: Background, Conflict with Russia, and U.S. Policy, by Cory Welt
CRS Report R45861, Russia’s Nuclear Weapons: Doctrine, Forces, and Modernization, by Amy
F. Woolf
U.S. and International Policy Responses
Sanctions Policy and the Russian Economy
CRS Insight IN11869, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Overview of U.S. Sanctions and Other
Responses, by Cory Welt
CRS Insight IN11897, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: European Union Responses and
Implications for U.S.-EU Relations, by Kristin Archick
CRS In Focus IF12062, New Financial and Trade Sanctions Against Russia, by Rebecca M.
Nelson, Christopher Casey, and Andres Schwarzenberg
CRS In Focus IF12092, Russia’s War on Ukraine: The Economic Impact of Sanctions, by
Rebecca M. Nelson
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CRS In Focus IF11138, Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Natural Gas Pipeline to Germany Halted, by
Paul Belkin, Michael Ratner, and Cory Welt
CRS In Focus IF12066, Russia’s Trade and Investment Role in the Global Economy, by Andres
B. Schwarzenberg
CRS In Focus IF12071, Russia’s Trade Status, Tariffs, and WTO Issues, by Cathleen D. Cimino-
Isaacs, Nina M. Hart, Brandon J. Murrill, and Liana Wong
CRS In Focus IF12120, China’s Economic and Trade Ties with Russia, by Karen M. Sutter and
Michael D. Sutherland
CRS In Focus IF12063, Enforcement of Economic Sanctions: An Overview, by Nina M. Hart
CRS Insight IN11920, Russian Sanctions and Cryptocurrency, by Kristen E. Busch and Paul
Tierno
CRS Report R45415, U.S. Sanctions on Russia, coordinated by Cory Welt
Security and Defense Policy Areas
CRS In Focus IF12040, U.S. Security Assistance to Ukraine, by Christina L. Arabia, Andrew S.
Bowen, and Cory Welt
CRS Insight IN11866, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: NATO Response, by Paul Belkin
CRS Report R47110, FY2022 National Defense Authorization Act: Context and Selected Issues
for Congress, by Brendan W. McGarry
CRS Insight IN11886, Biological Security Engagement in Ukraine: U.S. Cooperation and Threat
Reduction Programs, by Mary Beth D. Nikitin
CRS Insight IN10936, Resurgence of Chemical Weapons Use: Issues for Congress, by Mary Beth
D. Nikitin
CRS In Focus IF12059, What Is a No-Fly Zone (NFZ)?, by John R. Hoehn and Andrew Feickert
CRS Insight IN11884, Defense Production Act Authorities and U.S. Domestic Energy Supplies,
by Heidi M. Peters and Erica A. Lee
CRS In Focus IF12068, U.S. Nationals and Foreign Military Service, by Jennifer K. Elsea,
Jonathan M. Gaffney, and Alan Ott
CRS Insight IN10553, U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy: Considering “No First Use”, by Amy F.
Woolf
CRS Insight IN11949, NATO: Finland and Sweden Seek Membership, by Kristin Archick, Paul
Belkin, and Andrew S. Bowen
Foreign and Economic Policy Areas
CRS Insight IN11877, Supplemental Funding for Ukraine: Department of State, Foreign
Operations, and Related Programs (SFOPS), by Emily M. Morgenstern
CRS Report R46935, Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs: FY2022
Budget and Appropriations, by Cory R. Gill, Marian L. Lawson, and Emily M. Morgenstern
CRS Report R47070, Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs: FY2023
Budget and Appropriations, by Emily M. Morgenstern and Cory R. Gill
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CRS Insight IN11890, Ukraine: New U.S. Deployments to Europe Might Raise War Powers
Resolution Questions, by Matthew C. Weed
CRS In Focus IF12061, Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience: Countering Russian and
Other Nation-State Cyber Threats, by Brian E. Humphreys
CRS Insight IN11889, Designation of Ukraine for Temporary Protected Status: Impact and Other
Considerations, by Hillel R. Smith, Jill H. Wilson, and Kelsey Y. Santamaria
CRS Report R45618, The International Emergency Economic Powers Act: Origins, Evolution,
and Use, coordinated by Christopher A. Casey
CRS Report R47160, Middle East and North Africa: Implications of 2022 Russia-Ukraine War,
coordinated by Christopher M. Blanchard
International Institutions and Global Dimensions
Law and Justice
CRS Legal Sidebar LSB10735, International Neutrality Law and U.S. Military Assistance to
Ukraine, by Stephen P. Mulligan
CRS Insight IN11876, United Nations Security Council and General Assembly Responses to the
Russian Invasion of Ukraine, by Luisa Blanchfield and Matthew C. Weed
CRS Legal Sidebar LSB10704, The Role of International Tribunals in the Response to the
Invasion of Ukraine, by Nina M. Hart and Stephen P. Mulligan
CRS Legal Sidebar LSB10710, The Law of War and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, by Stephen
P. Mulligan
CRS Legal Sidebar LSB10709, War Crimes: A Primer, by Jennifer K. Elsea
CRS Legal Sidebar LSB10747, International Atrocity Crimes and Their Domestic Counterparts,
by Stephen P. Mulligan
CRS Legal Sidebar LSB10743, “Hacktivists” and the Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Legal
Considerations, by Jonathan M. Gaffney
Economics and Resources
CRS In Focus IF12107, Ukraine and International Financial Institutions, by Martin A. Weiss
CRS In Focus IF12104, Russia’s 2022 War Against Ukraine: Global Economic Effects, by Andres
B. Schwarzenberg
CRS Insight IN11894, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Implications for Agricultural Trade and
Production, by Stephanie Rosch
CRS Insight IN11919, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Implications for Global Food Prices and
Food Security, by Rhoda Margesson, Emily M. Morgenstern, Amber D. Nair, and Stephanie
Rosch
CRS Insight IN11898, A Revisit of the Domain Name System After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine,
by Ling Zhu

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