US Congress Passes Russia Sanctions Bill, Sends to Trump
Lawmakers approved a sweeping sanctions package targeting Moscow over the war in Ukraine, according to France 24.
The United States Congress has approved a sweeping sanctions bill targeting Russia, according to a report from France 24. The legislation now heads to President Donald Trump for final approval.
France 24 reported that the bill is intended to increase pressure on Moscow as the war in Ukraine continues.
The report did not provide additional details on the specific provisions of the bill, the vote tallies in either chamber, or a timeline for when President Trump might sign or act on the legislation.
France 24 said the move reflects Washington's ongoing effort to escalate pressure on Russia amid the continuing conflict in Ukraine.
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- US Congress passes Russia sanctions bill — France 24 — English
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