A bipartisan measure passed by the House Rules Committee would expand sanctions authority against Russia, targeting individuals accused of undermining peace efforts in Ukraine. The legislation, previously supported by a late senator, empowers the president to penalize those allegedly obstructing negotiations or violating agreements. Critics argue the bill could be used to impose restrictions on figures beyond direct government involvement, raising concerns over broad enforcement. Supporters say it strengthens leverage against Moscow amid ongoing hostilities.
The House Rules Committee on Monday approved bipartisan legislation aimed at increasing sanctions on Russia amid its war in Ukraine. The bill, which the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) championed, would allow President Trump to impose penalties on individuals working on behalf of the Russian government to stall peace negotiations with Ukraine, violate a negotiated...
