The Medical Supply Sanctions Act of 2025 would ban U.S. exports of pharmaceutical drugs and prosthetic devices (such as artificial limbs) to Russia. The prohibition applies to any FDA-approved drugs and prosthetics, including all their components and accessories. The bill would remain in effect until the Secretary of State certifies to Congress that Russia has ended its military operations in Ukraine and withdrawn its forces from the country. This legislation targets Russia's access to American medical supplies as a sanction measure related to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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