Senators unveil bipartisan Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Lindsey Graham.
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Senators unveil bipartisan Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Lindsey Graham.

A bipartisan group of senators released an updated Russia sanctions bill on July 14, 2026, following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham. The legislation targets Russian energy exports with tariffs up to 100% on top purchasers like China and India, and includes mandatory sanctions on Russian leadership, financial institutions, and the shadow fleet. The White House has agreed to support the bill after negotiations added presidential waiver authority.

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Most outlets frame the bill as a bipartisan tribute to Graham, but the Washington Post pivots to how his death might advantage Kremlin interests, while Reuters emphasizes the eased threat of tariffs on China and India.
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“US Russia sanctions bill eases threat of tariffs on China and India” · The Hill, Politico, AP News, Reuters

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President Trump suggested adding Iran and Hezbollah to the sanctions bill.
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