; (3) to promote and strengthen the investigative and identification mechanisms of the OPCW through the provision of additional resources and technical equipment to better allow the OPCW to detect, identify, and attribute chemical weapons attacks; (4) to pressure the Government of the Russian Federation to halt its efforts to degrade the international efforts of the United Nations and the OPCW to investigate chemical weapons attacks and to designate perpetrators of such attacks by— (A) highlighting within international fora, including the United Nations General Assembly and the OPCW, the repeated efforts of the Government of the Russian Federation to degrade international efforts to investigate chemical weapons attacks; and (B) consulting with allies and partners of the United States with respect to methods for strengthening the investigative mechanisms of the OPCW; (5) to examine additional avenues for investigating, identifying, and holding accountable chemical weapons users if the Government of the Russian Federation continues in its attempts to block or hinder investigations of the OPCW