Ukrainian sanctions adviser Vladyslav Vlasiuk says the Graham bill, passed by the US House, may reduce Moscow's energy revenues, according to Ukrinform.
Lawmakers approve legislation named for Senator Lindsey Graham in a 262-159 vote, according to Anadolu Agency.
Legislation named for the late Senator Lindsey Graham clears the House on a 262-159 vote, dividing lawmakers over how much authority it hands the president.
The measure, reported by NPR News, would let the president impose tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil and natural gas, including China and India.
The law targets Russia amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, according to a report from Ukrainian outlet Ukrinform.
The legislation, closely associated with Sen. Lindsey Graham, now awaits the president's signature after clearing the House.
Legislation is reportedly on track to become law after a House vote in favor, according to CNBC.
The legislation honors the senator, described in the report as a strong supporter of aid to Ukraine