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🚨 BREAKING: U.S. House passes sweeping “hellish sanctions” bill targeting Russia The legislation now goes to Donald Trump for his signature — nearly a year and a half after the late Senator Lindsey Graham first introduced the proposal. The House passed the bill by 262 votes to 159. The... show more

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Versoxx3 days ago

Trump won‘t sign it, he does not want to harm his personal investor Putin 🤢

Dirk3 days ago

Trump will probably try to blackmail Ukraine before signing it.

MoHawK20863 days ago

As if Trump would ever sign! His master i Moscow has other plans I´m sure🤣👍

r1v3n3 days ago

@grok take a guess, will taco sign it or not? Don't dance.

Stephen Marks🇬🇧3 days ago

Will Trump sign it?

NEXTA3 days ago

This is now the biggest question! What do you think?

Hercules Poirot3 days ago

Trump has made a fool of himself on the world stage. Sucking up to the most evil creatures on earth, pissing off and insulting all of our allies and trying to make deals with the most corrupt people to enrich himself and his family. Trump will lose the House. His term is over.

Gareth Jones3 days ago

And there it will remain whilst the Russian asset ignores it

World Power Brief3 days ago

U.S. CONGRESS TIGHTENS THE SANCTIONS SCREWS ON RUSSIA. 🇺🇸⚠️ The House passed the bill 262–159. It targets Russia’s energy, defense sector and “shadow fleet,” and allows tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy. The bill now heads to Trump’s desk. #RussiaUkraineWarWPB #RussianPoliticsWPB

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#WATCH | The US Congress has passed the sweeping sanctions bill targeting Russia and Iran, officially named the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, with a 262-159 vote in the House. The bill now sits on President Trump’s desk, with his signature anticipated in the days ahead. (Source: US House Clerk/YouTube)

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Republican Rep. Michael McCaul says Trump has promised to sign the Russia sanctions bill if it clears the House. The House has passed the procedural rule allowing the measure to proceed to debate and a final vote. McCaul said he expects bipartisan support and described it as the strongest sanctions bill ever passed against Russia. He said the legislation would sanction Putin personally and impose strong tariffs on the five largest importers of Russian energy to pressure Moscow into negotiations. #Russia

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37,711 views • 4 days ago

🚨 JUST IN: The US Senate has just OVERWHELMINGLY passed Russia sanctions legislation, which also targets Iran, 86-11 Lindsey Graham's sister DARLINE GRAHAM read passage of the bill — this was a priority for him It will authorize President Trump to slap 100% tariffs on importers of Russian oil It will now head to the House before 47 for signature.

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Eric Daugherty

88,471 views • 1 month ago

🚨BREAKING: President Trump is urging Republicans to add Iran sanctions to the Russia sanctions bill backed by Lindsey Graham signaling he may sign it once passed.

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Pushpendra Singh Digital

10,506 views • 2 months ago

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump is demanding Congressional Republicans slap IRAN sanctions in the Russia sanctions bill that was supported by Lindsey Graham Looks like Trump is prepared to sign it once passed: "Republicans should add Iran to the Russian Sanctions Bill. That’s what Lindsey wanted to do, and it was going to happen. IMPORTANT!!!"

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83,015 views • 2 months ago

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31,188 views • 4 months ago

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11,771 views • 1 month ago

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Washington Changes Its Tune: Billions More for Ukraine For the first time since Donald Trump returned to office, Congress has made significant progress on a new Ukraine aid package. The House voted 218–204 to advance the bill, which includes $8 billion in military loans for Kyiv, an extension of military assistance through 2027, and new sanctions on Russia. Notably, several Republicans have played a key role in pushing the legislation forward. The final vote is expected later today.

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260,276 views • 3 months ago

‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦 The war in Ukraine could be ended in the coming months under certain conditions, – Senator Lindsey Graham. ▪️U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham stated that the White House supports a coordinated version of the bill on new sanctions against Russia. ▪️According to the senator, the agreement reached makes it possible to expect the document to be passed as law. ▪️Graham noted that the bill provides the President of the United States with the authority to impose additional tariffs and restrictions on countries that continue to purchase Russian oil and gas. ▪️In addition, the document proposes the possibility of applying restrictive measures against foreign states and companies that, according to Washington, contribute to circumventing existing sanctions against Russia.

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❗️❗️❗️🇮🇷🇺🇸The United States is preparing to unleash a devastating, combined economic hammer blow against its chief global adversaries, as President Donald Trump demands that Congress expand a massive Russia sanctions bill to fully target Iran. In a high-stakes move, Trump publicly urged congressional Republicans to fold Iran into the "Sanctioning Russia Act of 2026," a powerful, bipartisan piece of legislation originally championed by the late Senator Lindsey Graham to paralyze the Kremlin's war economy. Trump stated that adding Iran and its proxies to the sweeping package was exactly what Graham intended before his sudden passing, calling the strategic merger an "IMPORTANT" priority for American national security. The updated bill—which already imposes mandatory sanctions on Russia's military-industrial complex and levies up to 100% tariffs on major global buyers of Russian energy—is now poised to become a unified economic weapon designed to crush both Moscow and Tehran simultaneously. This aggressive maneuvers represents a total consolidation of American leverage on the global stage. By tying the containment of Iran directly to Russia's sweeping sanctions package, Washington is cutting off the lifeblood of the Moscow-Tehran axis, trapping both hostile regimes in a synchronized economic stranglehold and ensuring absolute U.S. dominance over international trade and energy corridors.

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👻Remember the “Spirit of Anchorage” that Putin and Lavrov spoke about so warmly? Well, it seems to have evaporated in Washington The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a new Ukraine aid package and fresh sanctions on Russia. The bill passed 226–204, with 18 Republicans joining Democrats — meaning part of Trump’s own party broke ranks with its leadership. The package includes more than $1 billion in security assistance for Ukraine, up to $8 billion in defense loans, and tariffs of up to 500% on Russian goods. In practical terms, selling Russian products in the U.S. would become nearly pointless. But don’t pop the champagne just yet. The bill still has to pass the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans. As the Associated Press notes, without Trump’s personal approval, the legislation is likely to stall there. Even the bill’s authors barely hide the fact that the vote was meant as a signal: support for Ukraine in Congress is still very much alive. Whether that signal reaches its intended recipient is now up to one notoriously unpredictable man in the White House.

👻Remember the “Spirit of Anchorage” that Putin and Lavrov spoke about so warmly? Well, it seems to have evaporated in Washington The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a new Ukraine aid package and fresh sanctions on Russia. The bill passed 226–204, with 18 Republicans joining Democrats — meaning part of Trump’s own party broke ranks with its leadership. The package includes more than $1 billion in security assistance for Ukraine, up to $8 billion in defense loans, and tariffs of up to 500% on Russian goods. In practical terms, selling Russian products in the U.S. would become nearly pointless. But don’t pop the champagne just yet. The bill still has to pass the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans. As the Associated Press notes, without Trump’s personal approval, the legislation is likely to stall there. Even the bill’s authors barely hide the fact that the vote was meant as a signal: support for Ukraine in Congress is still very much alive. Whether that signal reaches its intended recipient is now up to one notoriously unpredictable man in the White House.

NEXTA

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