Senate backs sweeping Russia sanctions bill that could trigger tariffs on India and China

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The Senate approved the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia Act of 2026 86-12, sending it to the House. The bill would authorize the president to use sanctions and up to 100% tariffs on top Russian energy buyers and up to 500% on certain Russian imports, aiming to choke Moscow’s war economy. China and India are among potential tariff targets, with the possibility of adding Iran tariffs complicating passage. Zelenskyy supported the move, but critics warn tariffs could raise costs for US businesses and allies; the outcome now hinges on House action and potential waivers.
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