Bipartisan US senators introduce bill to sanction buyers of Russian oil
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US senators David McCormick and John Husted and Democrats Elizabeth Warren and Chris Koons submitted to the US Senate a bipartisan bill that provides for sanctions for buying or facilitating the import of oil and petroleum products from the Russian Federation, said Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Olga Stefanishina. YOU WILL BE INTERESTED “We are closer to the world than ever before”: Trump said he had a “very good conversation” with …
Ambassador of Ukraine to the United States Olga Stefanishina said that a bipartisan bill that provides for sanctions for the purchase or promotion of imports of oil and petroleum products from Russia has been submitted to the US Senate for consideration.
The US is preparing new sanctions against countries and companies that are contributing to the import of oil from Russia.
Bipartisan US senators introduce bill to sanction buyers of Russian oil - OrissaPOST
Washington: A bipartisan group of US senators introduced legislation aimed at imposing financial sanctions on foreign entities that continue to purchase Russian oil, seeking to choke off a major source of revenue for Moscow’s war effort in Ukraine. The Decreasing Russian Oil Profits (DROP) Act of 2025, introduced by Sen. Jon Husted, a Republican from Ohio, alongside Sens. Dave McCormick of Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and Chr…
US Senate introduces bill on sanctions against Russian oil - StefanishinaAmerican lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill that would impose sanctions against the purchase or facilitation of imports of Russian oil. The document creates a legal basis for increasing sanctions pressure on Russia's oil revenues.
This was reported by the Ambassador of Ukraine to the United States Olga Stefanishina. The bill was submitted to the Senate by Republican Senators McCormick, Gastad, and Democrats Warren and Coons. “The authors of the draft law stressed that the purchase of Russian oil finances the war against Ukraine, and any countries, companies or financial intermediaries that facilitate such trade should understand the consequences, including the risk of los…
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