House Republicans advanced sanctions legislation targeting Russia and its supporters, sending the bill to President Trump for approval.
Quiver AI Summary
House action on sanctions bill: House Republicans said they passed the "Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026," sending it to President Trump’s desk. The measure is described as targeting Russia’s war effort and countries that help it, including through oil and gas purchases.
Johnson’s statement: Speaker Mike Johnson said the bill would "place maximum pressure" on Vladimir Putin and strengthen sanctions on Russia’s government, financial institutions, and foreign governments that aid Moscow. He said the legislation gives the administration "every tool in the toolbox" to help end the war in Ukraine.
Vote context: The release says the bill received 86 Senate votes, including from 37 Senate Democrats, and notes that 58 House Democrats supported the House version.
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