Senate Majority Leader John Thune has indicated that the Senate could vote on a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill as early as July, ahead of the chamber's August recess. The legislation, sponsored by Senator Lindsey Graham, aims to impose severe sanctions targeting Russia's energy sector to increase U.S. leverage in negotiations related to Ukraine. Thune emphasized ongoing collaboration with the White House and the House of Representatives to finalize the bill, highlighting bipartisan support for the measure. He also noted that Republicans are prepared to pass the sanctions once President Donald Trump gives approval. The effort reflects a coordinated push to pressure Russia and support Ukraine amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Senate Majority Leader Thune Says He Is Ready To Act On Russia Sanctions Bill If Needed 🇺🇸
Senate Majority Leader Thune states readiness to advance Russia sanctions bill if deemed necessary.
Senate Majority Leader Thune Says He Is Ready To Act On Russia Sanctions Bill If Needed