The measure would give the president new leverage over major purchasers of Russian crude, including India and China, according to CNBC.
New Delhi says it has clearly conveyed to Washington the potential implications of the legislation for bilateral relations.
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.
New US legislation aims to curb Moscow's war financing and press for negotiations to end the conflict in Ukraine, according to Al Jazeera.
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
The legislation authorizes new sanctions and tariffs targeting Russia while also extending existing measures against Iran, according to the White House.
Party founder Sahra Wagenknecht says the group would also seek to restart gas deliveries via Nord Stream, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
Vladyslav Vlasiuk says implementation, including potential tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy, will be the key challenge once the U.S. sanctions bill becomes law.
Lawmakers from both parties raise concerns as a bill granting the president broad tariff authority over Russia and its trading partners heads to a vote this week
The president signed the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act into law two days after the House passed it with bipartisan support.
Lawmakers approved a sweeping sanctions package targeting Moscow over the war in Ukraine, according to France 24.
Russian political analyst Ilya Grashchenkov says the prolonged shutdown of Lukoil's Petrotel refinery could turn sanctions from a foreign policy issue into a domestic political problem.
A European news portal cited by Russian state news agency TASS says EU member states have backed a short extension to work through disagreements over the sanctions package.